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How do you say once you get it up keep it up in Latin?

Anonymous

∙ 10y ago

Updated: 8/12/2025

In Latin, you could say "Cum id suscipis, tenere id." This translates to "Once you lift it, keep it." Another possible translation could be "Cum id sustuleris, tene id." Both convey the idea of maintaining something after it has been raised or established.

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∙ 8mo ago

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