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The word tears in Latin is translated into lacrima. If a person wanted to lengthen the phrase and say 'hence those tears' it would be translated as 'hinc illae lacrimae'.
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∙ 13y agoA tear, as in crying = lacrima
To tear, as in to rip = Scindere
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