It means "what are you doing now" (btw, i looked it up on google translate)
(Okay, why is this question in the World Lang section??) The sudden and involuntary sleeping condition is called narcolepsy. It's a psychological problem and is often mentioned along with sleep apnea, sleep terrors and nightmares. Narcolepsy doesn't follow the normal chart for falling into REM sleep - through stage 1,2,3,4 and all - but rather it falls directly into REM.
In Latin:
Discipulus crustulum habet
In English:
The student has cookies.
- Discipulus - student
- crustulum - cookie
- habet - has
So the correct translation will be "The student has cookies."
Hope you could get an idea from here.
Doubt clarification - use comment section.
Answer:
(noun ) having no weight The root word is weight from the 1540's
Explanation:
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