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English to Latin
Translating English words into Latin. How you say and spell English language words and phrases in the Latin language.
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What does legere mean in latin?
legere means i dont know what but can some one help me please ill give100000000000 dollars if you help me please anyone even a celebrity this is greenfield union
What does the latin occupandi temporis mean?
In Latin, "occupandi temporis" translates to "seizing the time" or "taking possession of time." The phrase emphasizes the importance of making the most of one's time and opportunities. It conveys the idea of being proactive and efficient in utilizing time effectively to achieve goals and fulfill responsibilities.
How do you say Bible in Latin?
The word "Bible" is from the Greek "Biblos", which means "Book" in English. The Latin word for "Book" is "Liber".Incidentally, this is where the word "Library" comes from. When Mohammed received his revelation, he referred to "The people of the Book", meaning Jews, Christians, and Muslims, because all three religions use and believe in the Bible. Jews use the Torah, or Old Testament; Christians use the Torah and New Testament, and Muslims use the Torah, New Testament, and Koran.
What does 'Manet omnes una nox estacao' mean?
The Latin sentence 'Manet omnes una nox estacao' contains an error. For the word 'estacao' is Portuguese for 'post, season, station or stay'. The word-by-word translation of the correct sentence is the following: 'manet' means '[he/she/it] endures, lasts, remains or stays'; 'omnes' means 'all'; 'una' means 'one'; and 'nox' means 'night'. The English meaning therefore is as follows: All stay for one night.
There are problems other than 'estacao'. 'Manet is third person singular. 'Omnes' is plural, so that could not be the subject of 'manet'. "Una nox' is nominative, so that could be the subject, but that doesn't make sense. Since it is nominative, it couldn't be 'for one night' - that would require an accusative construction. All in all, it's so garbled there is no possible translation.
Next contribution : maybe there is. This is quoted by the Professor in Chekhov's Uncle Vanya, so I'm researching it. Looks like faulty grammar, first off (my Latin's rusty, but not fossilised, yet) : I'd have expected manet omnibus (dative) or something like that (roughly one night remains to us all), but it might work as manet, omnes, (vocative) una nox. My problem is partly solved by seeing this traffic online. I had been wondering whether the Prof. is mis-quoting. but it would seem not!
What is the latin word uncia mean?
The Latin word uncia, which means "the twelfth part" of something, is the source of the English word "inch".
What does the latin word ambulat mean?
Ambulat- intransitive verb stemming from ambulo, ambulare, ambulavi, ambulatus
Ambulat-is the Present Active Indicative 3rd person singular form
Translating as he/she/it walks (or is walking) or march, strut, parade
Credentials- 5 years of HS latin. First year Latin major at BGSU in Ohio.
What does the latin word consumit mean?
it means to consume,hense its similar spelling and pronounciation
You may be referring the the word sum, which is the addition of a set of numbers
What does 'Justicia est fides in lex' mean?
The sentence 'Justicia est fides in lex' contains an error. For Latin is a language that has case endings, to show the relationship of the parts of speech to the verb. In this case, the sentence contains the preposition 'in', after which the noun needs to be in the ablative case instead of the nominative, or subject. Therefore, the correct phrasing is the following: 'Justicia est fides in lege'. The word-by-word translation is as follows: 'justicia' means 'justice'; 'est' means [it] is'; 'fides' means 'faith'; 'in' means 'in'; and 'lege' means 'law. Therefore, the meaning in English is the following: Justice is faith in the law.
