eh I forge the whole structure of the language but from an online translator I got these...
abscindo iste acies (open your eyes)
exordium clausula (beginning end, I don't know and the)
I don't know latin and that proly sounds like someone speaking broken english here, but thats all I got.
Nov-12-2003 19:04
igottaknow
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the extent of my latin is Carpe Diem
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Nov-12-2003 21:10
b i n k u n
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Registered: Jul 2002
Location: Taipei, Taiwan
quote:
Originally posted by Boomer187
eh I forge the whole structure of the language but from an online translator I got these...
abscindo iste acies (open your eyes)
exordium clausula (beginning end, I don't know and the)
I don't know latin and that proly sounds like someone speaking broken english here, but thats all I got.
"exordium et clausula" is what your looking for.
i'm no ace in latin, but a lot depends on the context of what you want to say, since "beginning and the end" could also be translated as "start and the finish" y'kno wut i mean?
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Nov-12-2003 21:22
Omegasox
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Registered: Sep 2002
Location: Pennsylvania
quote:
Originally posted by b i n k u n
"exordium et clausula" is what your looking for.
i'm no ace in latin, but a lot depends on the context of what you want to say, since "beginning and the end" could also be translated as "start and the finish" y'kno wut i mean?
Yeah I know exactly what you mean, that's why Latin is so confusing for me. It's in the context of life and death, not start and finish. Does Exordium et Clausula work for that?
Also, I need the word for Absolute in relation to the ultimate basis of all thought & being, independent of everything else.
Thanks for the help guys.
Nov-12-2003 22:11
mezzir
BEES?
Registered: Nov 2002
Location: assachusetts
hm if life and death then mbbe vitaque mortem?
haven't taken it in a year so i don't remember many good synonyms or anything
Originally posted by Omegasox
Yeah I know exactly what you mean, that's why Latin is so confusing for me. It's in the context of life and death, not start and finish. Does Exordium et Clausula work for that?
Also, I need the word for Absolute in relation to the ultimate basis of all thought & being, independent of everything else.
Thanks for the help guys.
haha ok this is a lil' over my head. i'm only on my first semester of latin. hehe sorry
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Nov-13-2003 00:22
Spyder
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Registered: Feb 2002
Location: Toronto CDN
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Originally posted by b i n k u n
haha ok this is a lil' over my head. i'm only on my first semester of latin. hehe sorry
ocului tuus aperio = open your eyes..
and yes.. first semester latin here i amm!!!!
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Nov-13-2003 00:46
Trazedict
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Registered: Feb 2003
Location: chicago
im on my second year of latin.. i could help ya but i dont know the words for them. :-D
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Nov-13-2003 00:59
Omegasox
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Registered: Sep 2002
Location: Pennsylvania
quote:
Originally posted by Trazedict
im on my second year of latin.. i could help ya but i dont know the words for them. :-D
Bah!
Thanks Spyder!
Nov-13-2003 01:01
mezzir
BEES?
Registered: Nov 2002
Location: assachusetts
quote:
Originally posted by Spyder
ocului tuus aperio = open your eyes..
and yes.. first semester latin here i amm!!!!
hm...doesn't seem right to me
ocului = dative, or maybe a weird nomative plural which i think is what you want, but then it should be oculi i think
and ocul(w/e) and tuus need to agree
and apperio is the 1st person form, you want imperative
so if you're talking to many people, aperite, one person = aperi (not positive on the singular form there tho)
so hm....
oculi tui aperite = open your eyes (as adressed to the public) as far as i can tell