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Translating English to Old Latin?

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Buffintonm42
 
Reply Thu 9 Feb, 2017 09:44 pm
Was curious as to what "the infamous" or "infamous". If there isn't a direct translation maybe "of ill fame".

Heard George is the go to guy on here, but to all that may help thank you in advance
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Reply Fri 10 Feb, 2017 08:11 am
@Buffintonm42,
infamis

It is the origin of the English word.
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