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What does the epigraphy DM stand for in Latin?
DM stands for "Dis Manibus". It comes at the beginning of roman inscriptions as a dedication "To the Shades" (the translation).
What does nimium manibus mean?
nimium = too muchmanibus = by the use of hands, with hands, by hands, by means of handsSince nimium is an adverb, the verb here is understood rather than expressed: by using too many hands. The idea is the same as the English phrase "too many cooks spoil the broth".
What does the saying a bird in a hand is worth two in a bush meanin?
"A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush," also sometimes given as, "A bird in the hand is better than two in the bush," is a proverb saying that it is better to stick with something you already have, rather than pursuing something you may never get. This proverb is a very popular warning, widely used in many English-speaking countries.The phrase seems to have originated at some point in the 13th century, in a related Latin form: Plus valet in manibus avis unica quam dupla silvis. This can be loosely translated as, "A bird in the hand is worth more than two in the woods."The basic warning of "A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush," is that you must take care not to get too greedy in life. If you are holding a bird in the hand, you have your meal for the evening. You can take that one bird, and be well fed. If instead you let it go to pursue two birds you've spied in a bush, you may catch neither, and wind up hungry for the night. This proverb points out that by passing up a sure thing for a more promising possibility, you also run the risk of losing both the sure thing and the promising possibility.
What is the latin name for the human body parts?
Abdomen, Achilles tendo, Alveoli, tarso Anus, arteriae maiori,, brachium ala, Arteriae B- Spina Romani, Bellybutton, Venter, biceps, Sanguis, CORPUS, ossa, Boobies, cerebrum, Pectus, bronchiales-fistulam NATIS C- Vitulum, vasorum capillarium, Carpal osse, Carpi, cartilago, sinus Cells, cerebelli, Cerebrum, maxillam, Archa Cromosomatum, Collarem-osse, cornee, Cranium D- Deltoideis, Dermis, PRAECORDIUM-musculus, Discus, DNA, ductusaccessorius E- Auricilla, aures, Cubitus, epidermis, oculi siti, superciliis Eyelash, Eyes F- Faciem, Pedum: ossis femoris, fibulae, dígitus, brachij INDEX, Forelimb G- Genitalibus, Glandulae, Gluteus Maximus, inguine H- Coma, manibus, caput, cor, calcem, hip, Hormones humanum I- Immune ratio, Index-digito, intestino, Iris J- Maxilla, Consocer, MALA, iugularis vena K- Renes, genu, articulis L- Purgamentum, Leg, Leukocyte, vinculum, fracturam, Limbic ratio, Lips, parum-digito, Hepate, lumbalis, pulmones, lymphonodorum M- LACTEOLUS, mandibulae, medulla, mediale Plantar neruo, Medulla oblongata, Meniscus, Metacarpal, Metacarpus, metatarsi, medium-digito, Medius ANTEPENDIUM Gyrus; Mens MAXILLARIS, os, Musculos, Musculocutaneous FORTITUDO N- Umbilicum, qud Jugum, neruo, Nodule, nasus, Nucleus O- Occipitalis lobus, Opisthenar, Organ, Ovarium P- Palatum, Palm, pelvis, penem, Phalanges, Pinkie, pituitam glandulae Posteriorum Q- quadriceps R- Tergo finem, Rectum, Retina, costae, Ring-digito, RNA S- Septum, Humeros, Osseus, MONOGRAMMUS: Pellem, Calvariae CAVUM poplitibus mani, sterni, stomacho T- Talus osse, lacrimae ductusaccessorius, dentibus, NERVUS, testes, femur, gutture, Thumb, tibiam, TEXTUM, Digitis lingua mendax, Torso, Posterior, tubulis U- Cubito, et urethra, uvae V- Naturale eius debent venas, uasis humore vitreo, Vocalis spinalis, Vomer, vuluae W- Lumbos, Niveus corpusculum, Niveus TEXTUS vulva aut rugae, carpi X- Punico malo, X-Homo, X-macula Y- Yapper, Yellow-medullarum, Y-Homo Z- Zits Zygomatic os
