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What is one in Latin?

Updated: 4/28/2022
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12y ago

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There isn't one translation for 1.

If it is one dog , I'd be unus canus

one rose , I'd be una Rosa

on war , I'd be unum bellum

This is one of the grammatical rules of Latin. It's like German or Spanish or Italian or Roemanian.

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The word in is the usual Latin equivalent of the English preposition "on" when it indicates location. For example, something that is "on the bed" is in lecto.

(In the use of in and a number of other prepositions, Latin distinguishes between location, represented by the use of the ablative case, and direction, represented by the accusative. So, for example "I am lying on the bed" is jaceo in lecto, while "I threw it on the bed" is id jeci in lectum.)

When "on" means "on the subject of", the proper translation is de (cf. Caesar's De bello gallico, "On the Gallic War").

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The word "is" in Latin is "est". Simple as that.

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