/ˈsɔ.bjɛ a‿ˈmu.zɔm/LEHÇE → TR
Tanım
•for oneself, for one's own pleasure
Etimoloji
Coined by Jan Kochanowski in the poem Muza (The Muse): : Sobie śpiewam a Muzom: bo kto jest na ziemi Coby serce ucieszyć chciał pieśniami memi? :: I sing for myself and the Muses: for who is there on earth Who would like to please their heart with my songs? The idiom is a paraphrase of a saying noted down by Cicero, mihi cane et Mūsis (“sing to me and the Muses”) in his work Brutus, said to have…