Possessed Man Eats Baby Live In Front Of Cameras (PHOTO) / Possessed Man Eats Baby Live In Front Of Cameras [PHOTO] (1) (2) (3) (4) (0) (Reply) (Go Down) RESIDENTS in the township of Tabubil, Western Province, are cowering in âhorror and fearâ after a week-old baby was eaten alive in front of a shell-shocked crowd, allegedly by the father.
The phrase 'aguanile' is Spanish. It's the combination of the words 'agua', which means 'water', with the river name 'Nile'. The equivalent in Latin is as follows: Nilus; or Nilus Flumen. The word-by-word translation is the following: 'Nilus' means 'Nile [River]'; and 'flumen' means 'river'.
Bumper Tue, 19/02/2013 - 23:17. Not sure what the above comment is about but pretty much the song can't really be translated. It's not from Old Greek nor is it even Spanish. Aguanile Mai Mai is from Yoruba dialect in the Latin Caribbean it is part of the SanterÃ­a religion and refers to one of our Gods.