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Reply Wed 24 Oct, 2012 01:54 pm
I have been looking for the translation for "bite me" in latin

I have got
Ictus
morsus mihi
mordere me

is any one of these correct?
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ywingnakumada
 
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Reply Thu 25 Oct, 2012 07:06 am
@ywingnakumada,
anyone?
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George
 
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Reply Thu 25 Oct, 2012 07:09 am
@ywingnakumada,
Ictus -- a stroke, can sometimes be used to mean a bite
morsus mihi -- a bite to me
mordere me -- to bite me (infinitive)

I'd use:
me morde
ywingnakumada
 
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Reply Thu 25 Oct, 2012 07:10 am
@ywingnakumada,
Or George? xD
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ywingnakumada
 
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Reply Thu 25 Oct, 2012 07:13 am
@George,
Thanks Very Happy

Also, very unrelated but could you also translate:
Save water, shower together.
George
 
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Reply Thu 25 Oct, 2012 09:00 am
@ywingnakumada,
I don't know what the Latin equivalent for shower (in the sense you mean
it) would be, so this is "Save water, bathe together".

Aquam conservate, communiter lavate.
ywingnakumada
 
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Reply Thu 25 Oct, 2012 03:15 pm
@George,
Epic Very Happy
Thanks so much.
Is this a hobbie for you or are you a teacher or something?
George
 
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Reply Fri 26 Oct, 2012 07:13 am
@ywingnakumada,
I just do it for fun. I'm a software guy by trade.

I was a seminary student in the 60's and back then that meant a lot of
Latin.
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