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Latin for Fallen One is "Collapsam".

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What is 'fallen' in Latin?

A Latin equivalent of 'fallen' may be casus or decisus. These equivalents are used to refer to 'fallen' persons or things. Another Latin equivalent may be expugnatus. This equivalent usually refers to 'fallen' cities.


What does delapsus mean?

It means "fallen" in Latin.


How do you write Fallen Angel into latin?

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What is fallen angel in latin?

fallen angel ; cecidit angelus, the fallen angel ; angelus autem ceciderunt. Feel free to correct my answer if it's incorrect in any way.


How do you you say fallen in latin?

cado, rui, ruo, occasus, lapsus, rutum, decido, caedoTranslation words can be very difficult. The Latin words for Fallen are cecidit, caduceus, lapsus, ruinous, emortuus, and cadivus.


How do you say fallen in latin?

cado, rui, ruo, occasus, lapsus, rutum, decido, caedoTranslation words can be very difficult. The Latin words for Fallen are cecidit, caduceus, lapsus, ruinous, emortuus, and cadivus.


When was Fallen One created?

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Which one is better fallen rippers or fallen patriot shoes?

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How do you say I am the fallen angel in Latin?

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