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can anyone tell me translation for ONLY GOD CAN JUDGE ME ? Please Smile

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Deus Solus Me Iudicare Potest
DEUS SOLUS ME IUDICARE POTEST

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Could you please translate "The Ark Of Truth". Thanx in advance!

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translate this please
Knowledge is power, hide it well

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prkzzz wrote:

Could you please translate "The Ark Of Truth". Thanx in advance!

Arca Veritatis

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Re: translate this please

Ravenhaft wrote:

Knowledge is power, hide it well

Scientia potentia est, illam bene absconde

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dekzter wrote:

ok, again i can't exactly figure out how to spell what they are saying, but it SOUNDS like: Inomanee Partre, Ikfeele, Spiritasante.

Also, could you please translate these two words?: Veritas and Aequitas

Also, just to add, like i said it must be a religeous prayer because the subtitles say "Praying in Latin"

Veritas: Truth
Aequitas: Justice

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Re: boondock saints

Trond norwegian viking wrote:

From the movie "boondock saints"

Veritas aequitas = Truthfulness justice

In end of prayer:

E nomini patri e fili e spiritu sancti = OUT OF by name fatherland out of daughter out of breath to sanctify

dekzter wrote:
ok, again i can't exactly figure out how to spell what they are saying, but it SOUNDS like: Inomanee Partre, Ikfeele, Spiritasante.

Also, could you please translate these two words?: Veritas and Aequitas

Also, just to add,
Quote:
it must be a religeous prayer because the subtitles say "Praying in Latin"

Actully it would be

In Nomine Patri Et Filii Et Spiritus Sancti
Which translates to
In The name of the Father, The son, and the holy spirit.

Veritas is Truth
Aequitas is Justice

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English to Latin
Please translate "ride to fly" into Latin.

Thank you,

Hennie

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Re: English to Latin

Hennie wrote:

Please translate "ride to fly" into Latin.

Thank you,

Hennie

Vehere ad voladum

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Translation
The Latin formula "In Nomine Patris, et Filii, et Spiritus Sancti" means :
In the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

It is easier to understand if you use english words that decend from their latin counterparts
patris - father - patriotism
filii - son - fraternity
sancti - holy - sanctified

This phrase, which is called trinitarian formula is used in many prayers, rites, liturgies, and Catholic sacraments and it is usually recited with the Sign of the Cross gesture.

Veritas is Truth - it is in some commonly heard phrases - 'verily verily i say unto you'
Aequitas is sometimes confused to mean justice, actually it means- Fair (aequitas), meaning naturally just, from equity (aequitas), that is, after the idea of what is equal (aequus)

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I was wondering if someone could help me with my translation of "i serve, i love, i protect." I translated as Servo, Amo, protego.

I want to get this phrase as a tattoo so i need the correct latin translation for it.

I also was wondering if any one had any suggestions to make the phrase better. I was thinking of different versions such as "to serve, to love, to protect" or "i will serve, i will love, i will protect" or change the protect to defend. but i do not know. I do not really like the 'protegere' word that much, so it there are any other words in latin that are similar, if someone could tell me that would be great.

I am open to feedback and other suggestions also.

thanks so much.

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Other words for "to protect":
tueri
tutari
custodire

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hey guys i love this forum...can someone please translate the words
serenity
and
vitality

thanks in advance

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burnoutzz92 wrote:

hey guys i love this forum...can someone please translate the words
serenity
and
vitality

thanks in advance

serenitas
et
vis vitalis

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awesome thanks..

and one more

faith in oneself

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burnoutzz92 wrote:

awesome thanks..

and one more

faith in oneself

I'd say
fides in se ipso

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ok so that literal translation would mean "i have faith in myself"?

or what about something like "have faith in yourself"?

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burnoutzz92 wrote:

ok so that literal translation would mean "i have faith in myself"?

No, it means "faith in oneself" or "faith in himself"

burnoutzz92 wrote:

or what about something like "have faith in yourself"?

tibi crede

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ah thanks so much george

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