Animo is the only Latin word, and it may have several possible translations, depending on context. Since 'spirit' is in the same question, I'll assume that sense is the one. 'Animo' is either dative or ablative singular; most likely ablative. That would make the translation: By means of the spirit.
By courage and faith is the English equivalent of 'Animo et fide'. In the word by word translation, the noun 'animo' means 'by courage'. The conjunction 'et' means 'and'. The noun 'fide' means 'by faith'.
Anima in Italian is "soul" in English.
It means you arent looking forward to something, as in you dont intend to.
Help to the soul may be the English translation of 'aux animo'. But the English translation assumes 'aux' as an abbreviation for 'auxilium'. In the word by word translation, the word 'auxilium' is a neuter noun in the nominative singular, and means 'help'. The word 'animo' is a masculine noun in the dative singular, and means 'to the soul'.
Animo - organization - was created in 2001.
"Whoever makes a mistake out of good intentions never causes harm" is the English equivalent of "Labitur ex animo benefactum iniuria numquam."Specifically, the verb "labitur" means "to err, fall, glide, slide." The preposition "ex" means "from, out of." The masculine gender noun "animo" means "from, by/through, with the soul, the principle of life, the mind." The adjective "benefactum" means "made." The feminine gender noun "iniuria" means "injury, wrong." The adverb "numquam" means "at no time, never."
hewever told you there is a code for unlocking dr animo is lying
Animo Venice Charter High School was created in 2001.
The person before me wrote "with skill" and I agree with that remark. There is no cheat for beating Animo.
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Animo Locke Technology High School was created on 2007-09-04.
The Romans expressed the idea of imagining by using a phrase which literally means to create in the mind: animo fingere.