Please translate the word "fkpara".
I found the word "fkpara" in my daily Bible reading in Spanish. (Proverbios 23:30). By the context I have a pretty good idea what it means but I wish someone would expound upon the word "fkpara" because it seems to have a special grammatical purpose.
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People interested can see the verse [here][1] But it is only in the Reina-Valera Antigua version. It isn´t in the other versions. (Select another Spanish version and click "Update").
[1]: http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Proverbios 23:30&version=RVA
I would venture as far as to say it is a Typo, as in the next part of the sentence it still says Para.
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Interesting use of the word mistura too.
That looks like a very strange word to me, but then I am not Spanish. You would think that there should be a vowel or two between the f and the k and maybe even after the k. What do the experts say?