Signare
is the infinitive form of the verb signo.
Signo,
signare,
signavi,
signatum.
It means "to
sign" Its where we get the word signature from. A mark of any kind, on any surface can represent a signature, or be a symbol for something else. But when the Romans carved names in things they usually abbreviated the first name and left the last name, or sometimes just used the initials as in L. P. and everyone would know that L. meant Lucius. Nomen, on the other hand, is a noun which means name (its where we get the word nomenclature from) and sculpere isthe verb which means "to carve" and from which we get the word, sculpture. So to say I carved my name, I would have to say, Sculpebam mihi nomen. Looks very different from signare.
It means your a badass
The duration of Carve Her Name with Pride is 1.98 hours.
The Latin root "signare" means "to mark" or "to designate." It is the origin of English words such as "sign" and "signal" which refer to indicating or marking something.
Carve Her Name with Pride was created on 1958-02-18.
"Carve" is a term used for cutting meat such as a turkey.
Engrave
yes i carved my name once. you can also carve figures
1.) Find a stick 2.) Find a blade 3.) carve your name into the stick with the assistance of the blade 4.) get a life
crave your name on hearts not on marble
I would like to have a nice piece of walnut so that I can carve my name in it. Someone with more experience will carve the turkey this year.
Aloha. Answer: sharpen (like a pencil); or to carve (like wood) A hui hou (until next time)
to carve their name on.