"Consummatum est", which means "It is finished."
He was given the title as our National Hero! :)
Might be, but this name is not mentioned in the Qur'an.
Yes, Jose Protasio Rizal Mercado y Alonso Realonda.
he is called 'ute' by his family
"Was given" is a verb phrase that functions as the past tense of the verb "to give."
because in their time, the governor general grant names for their families. Alonso was the real surname for her mother's family, while realonda was the added name given by the general. the Mercado, which means merchant, was given to the family of rizal's father. but because rizal's father has a free soul and mind, he has given his family the name Protacio which resembles protesto, and Racial, which means greenfield since they are farmers, which he spelled as Rizal. -Kaye
It came from the Christian calendar...Protacio is only one of the various names that can be given to infants born on the 19th day of the month...
Was given is a passive verb phrase.
Jose Rizal's education in Biñan The first teacher of Rizal was his mother. He learned the latin alphabet and the Catholic prayers from her. He was given instruction by private tutors such as Maestro Celestinoand later Maestro Lucas Padua. Later on, his father hired Leon Monroyto teach Rizal lessons in Latin.
Jose Rizal hid his last poem, "Mi Ultimo Adios" (My Last Farewell), in an alcohol stove given to his family before his execution. The poem was found and hidden inside a petroleum lamp by his sister, Trinidad, to avoid its discovery by the Spanish authorities.
If Jose Rizal were given the chance to change his nationality, he might have chosen to remain Filipino because of his strong sense of patriotism and his dedication to fighting for reforms in his homeland. Rizal's writings and actions were deeply rooted in advocating for the rights and welfare of the Filipino people, making it unlikely that he would have opted for a different nationality.
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