In French, the "para" prefix means "protect against".
For instance, "parasol" means "against the sun ("soleil"), "parachute" against falling, etc.
But most words starting with "para" just borrowed it from the Greek meaning "by the side", "parallel", as in "paramédical".
The noun "para" also exists as short for "parachutiste", meaning this special action force of the military.
Straight from the Greek language, the prefix Para has many meanings, including: alongside, beside, near, resembling, beyond, apart from, and abnormal.
The meaning of the word para in Latin is fashion. Para is also a prefix that is often used in Italian and Spanish.
Paraguas (Umbrella)
Comparar (To compare)
Parar (To stop)
Preparar (To prepare)
Parabola, paralellogram, paragraph
Yes Para is also Greek (beside)
If you meant "si vis pacem para bellum", it means in latin, "If you want peace, prepare for war." Hope that's what you were looking for.
To get sung?
Specially for you.
All for me.
Yes Para is also Greek (beside)
for__________________________I would translate it as "prepare","be ready".Si vis pacem para bellumIf you wish for peace, prepare for warSemper paratusAlways ready
Nacido para crear
I want you to want me
Angela to eres todo para me!!
es para mi = " is for me"
Para Bellum
Para can have several meanings. The verb "para" can mean to stop when issued as a command. Most often, however, para is a preposition. It can mean "by": para mañana means "by tomorrow." It can mean "for": El libro es para tí means "The book's for you." It can mean in order to: Fuí para ver La Casa Blanca means "I went (in order) to see the White House."
The Spanish phrases 'para qué' and 'por qué' both can mean why.
The words you're probably thinking of are in medical Latin: gravida and para.
If you meant "si vis pacem para bellum", it means in latin, "If you want peace, prepare for war." Hope that's what you were looking for.
"Paz para" means "peace".