Translation:Mia yrmana fremosa

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Mia yrmana fremosa (13th century)
by Martín Codax, translated from Galician by Wikisource

This is a "cantiga d'amigo" (friend song) recorded in the Pergaminho Vindel (Vindel parchment) which was discovered in 1913 by the Madrid-based antiquarian bookseller and bibliophile Pedro Vindel. The full document, with transcriptions of the Galician text, was published by Vindel in Las siete canciones de amor, Madrid (1915).

4248594Mia yrmana fremosa13th centuryMartín Codax
Literal English Translation Original Galician Line

My beautiful sister,
come with me
to the church in Vigo
where the sea is breaking,
and we will watch the waves.

My beautiful sister,
come freely
to the church in Vigo,
where the sea is up,
and we will watch the waves.

To the church in Vigo
where the sea is up,
and join my mother
and my beloved,
and we will watch the waves.

To the church in Vigo,
where the sea is breaking,
and join my mother
and my friend,
and we will watch the waves.

Mia yrmana fremosa
treydes comigo
a la ygreia de uigo
u e o mar salido
e miraremos las ondas.

Mia yrmana fremosa
treides de grado
a la ygreia de uigo
u e o mar leuado
e miraremos las ondas.

A la ygreia de uigo
u e o mar leuado
e uerra i mia madre
e o meu amado
e miraremos las ondas.

A la ygreia de uigo
u e o mar salido
e uerra mia madre
e o meu amigo
e miraremos las ondas.

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Pergaminho Vindel, with "Mia yrmana fremosa" occupying the top right corner of the left-hand page.



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