What does hominis nocturna mean in English?

Answer 1

Oh, dude, "hominis nocturna" is Latin for "night man." So, like, if you ever come across a night man, just remember it's not some cool superhero, it's just a fancy way of saying someone who's up at night. So, yeah, nothing too exciting there.

Answer 2

Well, darling, "hominis nocturna" is Latin for "night person" or "night creature." So, if you're a night owl who thrives after the sun goes down, you can proudly call yourself a hominis nocturna. Just don't go howling at the moon or anything, okay?

Answer 3

"Hominis nocturna" is Latin for "night man." "Hominis" means "man" or "human," and "nocturna" means "of the night" or "nightly." So, the phrase refers to a person or creature associated with the night or active during the night.

Answer 4

Bad Latin. As it is, it means "nightly of the man" or so. I guess they tried to say "homines nocturni" (plural) or "homo nocturnus" (singular) which means man/men of the night.