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Solvo, solvere is a verb that means "to solve", ad pedem litere or literal means, maybe in an specific sentence it means other thing, words in latin can means different things, that is called "Ad sensum", but literal means is first way to think about it, anyway I dont think solvo could be used it for means a free something, like "free spirit" "solvo phasmatis" that is not a good latin (clasic way, that I like) even for phasmatis in classic latin is "phantasma, phantasmatis".
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What is the Greek root of the word 'resolute'?
The root of the English word 'resolute' isn't Greek. Instead, it's Latin. The word comes from the combination of 're', which is an inseparable particle that means 'again, against, back'; and the verb 'solvo', which means 'to loosen'.
What do the hardens mean mean?
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What is the definition of Rafft in ela?
R mean reastate the question. A mean answer it. F mean for example. F mean for example. T mean this show that. RAFFT that what it mean in Ela
What is the best sentence for mean?
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What does wetty mean?
Be mean
Be free in Latin?
There are several different terms that mean "free" in Latin depending on context. The direct translation of "Be free" in Latin would be "Existo solvo."
Is disintegrating Latin?
It is abrumpere. dilabor, or solvo
What is best analogy for resolute solvo?
"Resolute solvo" can be compared to a determined detective solving a complex mystery. Just like how the detective is unwavering in finding the truth and untangling the mystery, "resolute solvo" conveys a sense of determination and resolution in addressing and overcoming challenges.
What is the Latin word for finally free?
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What is the meaning of Luna solvo?
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What is Crettyard's motto?
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What is 'Forever free' in Latin?
Forever- Aeternus Free- Solvo
In Latin how you would say remember the pain remember the loss stay free?
memor poena memor damnum subsisto solvo
What does the root word solu mean?
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What is the Boston Strangler's real name?
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What is the Greek root of the word 'resolute'?
The root of the English word 'resolute' isn't Greek. Instead, it's Latin. The word comes from the combination of 're', which is an inseparable particle that means 'again, against, back'; and the verb 'solvo', which means 'to loosen'.
Who investigated the Boston Strangler when on the North Shore?
Since I'm not from Boston the North Shore area threw me off a little. I think you are talking about the cluster of smaller communities ouside of the city of Boston. According to the bestselling book by Sebastian Junger, formerly of Belmont, MA, the Boston Strangler murdered what must have been one of his first victims. Death In Belmont details the murder of Bessie Goldberg of Belmont MA, and a neighbor of Junger's boyhood home. Hired as a carpenter's helper, Albert De Solvo, later to become the Boston Strangler, helped in the construction of an art studio for Junger's artist mother. This is fact as there was a photo of the Jungers, mother and son, with handyman De Solvo at the Junger residence, included in the book. Goldberg was killed in true Strangler fashion but De Solvo was never suspected. Roy Smith was convicted of the murder and as far as I know spent the rest of his life in prison. On the day of the murder (March 11, 1963) Smith was seen at the Goldberg home shortly before her husband discovered Bessie dead in the home. The murder was investigated by former Boston cop Mike Giacoppo who within hours had tracked Smith down and arrested him.
