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Latin to English
Translating Latin words into English. How you say and spell Latin language words and phrases in the English language.
6,652 Questions
How do you spell forget me not in Latin?
Myosotis palustris (the flower), or
noli mei oblivisci (otherwise)
What does the old latin word avaria mean?
Either,
please tell me whitch one means avaria in old latin
A.average
B.fragel
C.image
D.pledge
E.voyage
What is the Latin word for purge?
to prune:
- ×œÖ´×’×–×•Ö¹× (ligzóm) = to prune, trim, cut back, lop, clip
- לְקַצֵץ (lekatséts) = to cut down, slash, hack, chop, clip, prune
- לְגַמֵז (legaméz) = to prune, caprificate
- לִזמוֹר (lizmór) = to trim, prune, clip
What are some words with the latin root non?
nondenominational nonconformist
noncooperation
nondestructive
noninvasive
nonexistent
Hope this helps!
Hominum causa jus constitutum translate in English?
This phrase is translated "The law was instituted for the sake of humanity"
"Piscina | Piscinae" (1st F) was often used in the sense of a pond like a garden pool.
How do write Sebastian in greek?
Σεμπάστιαν (ΣΕΜΠΑΣΤΙΑΝ)
In Greece, Sebastian is called Sevastianos (pron. Sevasteeanos) ΣΕΒΑΣΤΙΑΝΟΣ
What does the word coillte in Irish mean in English?
The Irish word Coir, means
Crime, offense, fault.
The word Cóir, as a noun, can mean
justice, equity; proper share, due;
proper equipment;
proper order.
in the forms de chóir, a chóir, chóir it means 'near',
(de) chóir (a bheith) '(to be) nearly'.
What does Ego Mos Diligo Iterum mean?
It means that someone has been using an online translator that produces garbage. In this case, what was put in was "I will love again", but what came out means "I, the custom, I esteem once more".
The original English phrase may be translated into grammatical Latin as rursum amabo.
Actually, the book where you read it (the Sally Lockhart mystery "The Ruby in the Smoke") gives the answer later on. It's "By the time you read this I will be dead. May I be as swiftly forgotten."
What latin word integrare which means to make whole?
The verb integrate (combine, merge) and the noun integration are from the root word integrare (to make whole).
