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What would the correct Latin translation with the proper declination for Water of the Gods?
Nom: Aqua deorum Gen: Aquae deorum Dat: Aquae deorum Acc: Aquam deorum Abl: Aqua deorum (long A at end of Aqua)
How do you get Interfector Deorum armor in AQ Worlds?
how to get infector deorum in aqw
Who is the rex deorum?
Zeus
What does rex deorum mean?
It translates into English as "King of the Gods" typically meaning Jupiter/Zeus. Deorum is in the genitive case modifying rex which means king. Deorum is a case of 'deus' meaning god and it's plural so it's "of the gods"
What does deorum mean?
It translates into English as "King of the Gods" typically meaning Jupiter/Zeus. Deorum is in the genitive case modifying rex which means king. Deorum is a case of 'deus' meaning god and it's plural so it's "of the gods"
WHAT IS the DEFITION OF deorum?
Deorum is a Latin word meaning "of the gods" Do you mean Decorum? a word meaning what is fitting or appropriate, in keeping with the tone of a situation, or what conforms to standards of decency.
What is Latin for 'Slayer of Gods' and 'Slayers of Gods'?
Intefector(es) deorum
What is Wrath Of God in Latin?
The phrase "Wrath of God" can be translated to Latin as "Ira Dei."
What does the word religion mean in latin?
Religion in Latin is religio (noun, feminine) and/or deorum cultus (masculine)
What is the exact meaning of interfectores deorum is it People who kills for gods OR People who kills gods?
People who kill for gods
You are looking for a proverb you believe to be Latin something like anger breeds destruction and loss?
There's the Latin saying 'Pax Deorum, Ira Deorum'. The word-by-word translation is the following: 'pax' means 'peace'; 'deorum' means 'of the gods'; and 'ira' means 'anger, wrath'. The English meaning therefore is as follows: 'Peace of the gods, wrath of the gods'. The notion is the peace of existence and mind that may be achieved without anger, as opposed to the destructive cost in the losses through famine, earthquakes, and disasters. For the natural destruction and human suffering result from the anger of the gods.
How do you say gods in latin?
"Dei" is the nominative case. Genitive "deorum", dative and ablative "deis", accusative "deos", vocative "di".
