Claire The Hermit - English to Latin

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Please can someone translate this for me in to Latin? I would be very grateful. Thank you Smile

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George can help you . . . but he will need to know what you want translated. Would that be "Claire the hermit?"

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@Setanta,

I think she means "this"

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@farmerman,

Perhaps "Claire The Hermit" capitalized as a proper noun?

I've no idea if the entire thing being a proper noun would impact the translation verses only Claire being the proper noun, but thought I'd bring up the possibility just in case it matters.

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@oralloy,

I take it as relating to Saint Claire, whoever she is.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Clair

This thread annoys me, making fun of a new poster for no good reason, making a newbie do hoops.

This isn't anti you, Oralloy

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@ossobuco,

The saint is St. Clair of Vexin. He was a monk and eremite.

(The Latin translation would be [as long as George agrees] Clarus Ermita)

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I agree with Walter.

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@Walter Hinteler,

Walter Hinteler wrote:

. . . Clarus Ermita)

One typo correction: Eremita instead of Ermita.

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@George,

Velim mihi ignoscas, si te rogem! Wink

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Nihil obstat.

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