Grazia di Dio is a literal Italian equivalent of the English phrase "God's grace." The pronunciation of the feminine singular noun, preposition, and masculine proper noun -- which literally translate as "grace of God" -- will be "GRA-tsya dee DEE-o" in Italian.
Yes Adam did fall from Gods grace.
Di Immortales is actually Latin. It means "O ye immortal gods" which can be used similarly to the English phrase "my goodness" or "goodness me."
Gods grace
It originated from the greek gods and the Italian beliefs
they give us gods grace
Jessie means Gods Grace
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In English it means gods behold or wealth In French it means (sadly) idiot In Greek it means goat. But I think for the Greek one there are other meanings for it too
Shinto means "the way of the gods" in english.
"Conversation with the gods" is an English equivalent of the Kikongo word mambo. The noun in question may be found in English as a loan word from the Central African-influenced Cuban dance and music culture. The pronunciation will be "MAM-bo" in Spanish and "MEHM-bo" in English.
an Italian Sonnet
Gratia Dei sola.