What does the Latin word magna mean?

Answer 1

The Latin word for Greatness is Maiestas, Maiestas is defined as: majesty, dignity, greatness. Source: http://www.latinwordlist.com/latin-word-for/latin-word-for-greatness-47711791.htm

Answer 2

magna is an adjective meaning "great." In Latin adjectives, like nouns, come in number and gender and also decline. Magna is the feminine form of the word.

Magnus, magna, magnum. Masculine, feminine, and neuter. They do this so they can agree, just like English, with the noun they modify. So if used to modify a masculine noun, you use the masculine form of the adjective:

magnus rex = great king. because rex is a masculine Latin noun. Or:

magna navis = great ship because navis is a feminine noun, and so forth.

Now you know when you see Magna Carter it means Great Charter.

Answer 3

Big, large, great, or loud- for instance, "in magno voce" would translate into "in a loud voice"

Answer 4

hello my name is julie and i am 13 i know alot of latin so i can help you. magnus in English means large or great.

Answer 5

Latin is an ancient language but is still commonly learnt today and taught in schools around the country. The word 'magnus' can be translated into English and means 'great'.

Answer 6

Great (male).

Answer 7

Great; huge.

Answer 8

Magnitude.

Answer 9

Huge.