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Does anyone know the Latin translation for "What goes around comes around?"

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[+2] - George - 09/18/2008Quod circumit, circumvenit.
[+2] - Danny-9 - 09/18/2008ok thank you very much. Do you know anyone I could review it with?
[+2] - Danny-9 - 09/18/2008ok mate cheers i'll let you know what they say. Danny
[+1] - Ramafuchs - 09/18/2008No. I am unable to translate into latin( A language is as dead as Sanskrit) would you mind to educate me by solving this American english which you had quoted above.
[+1] - George - 09/18/2008It means that what you do (what goes around) may later be done to you (comes around).
[+1] - George - 09/18/2008Danny-9, by the title I assume this is for a tattoo. Please have someone else review it before committing it to ink. I'm not a professional Latin scholar, just a guy who does this for fun.
[+1] - George - 09/18/2008[url]http://help.berberber.com/transferre-latinum-latin/[/url] There are some good folks here at "The International Forum".
[+1] - George - 09/19/2008Cheers

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I am unable to translate into latin( A language is as dead as Sanskrit)
would you mind to educate me by solving this American english which you had quoted above.

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@Danny-9,

Quod circumit, circumvenit.

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@Ramafuchs,

It means that what you do (what goes around) may later be done to you (comes
around).

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Danny-9, by the title I assume this is for a tattoo. Please have someone else
review it before committing it to ink. I'm not a professional Latin scholar, just a
guy who does this for fun.

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ok thank you very much. Do you know anyone I could review it with?

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@Danny-9,

http://help.berberber.com/transferre-latinum-latin/
There are some good folks here at "The International Forum".

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