If it hasnt been said already, priyom effectively means "Over!"
Periot(sp) means "Go!" I think.
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This has been driving me crazy. What does "Priyom" (sp? maybe priyot) mean?
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Mongolian_dude
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Re: This has been driving me crazy. What does "Priyom" (sp? maybe priyot) mean?
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Re: This has been driving me crazy. What does "Priyom" (sp? maybe priyot) mean?
Haha, not quite exactly thoughMyOdessa wrote:My guess, it is Danish, for "I surrender! My hands are up! Don't shoot! I want to live!" ;D
That would be something like this: "Jeg overgiver mig! Mine hænder er oppe! Skyd ikke! Jeg vil leve!"
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