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thanks a lot Goldmund if anyone wants to try again the words i need to translate are "angel of redemption"

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what would the latin translation of "second born" be?

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The Romans used Secondus, which simply means the second, as a given name for the second born.

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so there wouldnt be any other translation or is it just Secondus

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Is that Secundus? Not sure.

Tattoos bad.

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Mctag.....If u think tattoo is a bad thing, so stop pay attention to this page or go to other topic, do not come around and pissed other people...

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But Evana, it's the only fun I get.

And it's like a mission. It is my plain duty to say

"What do you think you're doing, staining your body with stupid-looking designs?"

Or maybe

"Do you think it is smart, marking your flesh with words you and others do not understand?"

I ask the questions only- you supply the answers.

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Could someone give me a translation of:

Magic Incarnate

Spirit (or spirits) Incarnate

Thanks muchly!
Cary

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Wot a useless..t..w..a..t.
wotever...u r on my iggy list !
and for other ppl ! Keep up ur good work..Tattoo its cool !

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Evana wrote:

Wot a useless..t..w..a..t.
wotever...u r on my iggy list !
and for other ppl ! Keep up ur good work..Tattoo its cool !

Beware, I speak from sad personal experience.
When I was younger, I had "Llandudno" tatooed on a certain part of my anatomy.
But it only says "Ludo" now. Crying or Very sad

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Cantāmen Inhūmānātum
charm.NEUT.NOMs in-make.human-PASSPART-NEUT.NOMs
Magic Incarnate

Quote:

cantāmen = a spell, charm, magic sentence, incantation (very rare)

Animus Inhūmānātus
spirit-MASC.NOMs in-make.human-PASSPART-MASC.NOMs
Spirit Incarnate

Quote:

anima = the vital principle, the breath of life
animus = the rational soul in man; the intellect, the sensibility, and the will; consciousness (physically considered) or the vital power, on which consciousness depends; in gen., heart, soul, spirit, feeling, inclination, affection, passion

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Re: how do i translate this into latin?

DpCutie wrote:

i also would like to translate this plz

angel michael watch over me...protect me
thanx!!

Michahel angelus custodi me, protege me.

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Re: someone please answer this question for me

DpCutie wrote:

is "you have led my heart" duxisiti or duxisti?...

duxisti

I committed a typo on a previous translation and have corrected it.

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dragantus wrote:

thanks a lot Goldmund if anyone wants to try again the words i need to translate are "angel of redemption"

I agree with Goldmund's translation.

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Please help
=( I really need help translating these from English to Latin. Can you guys help me out please.

1. Place the lions in the sea.
2. Place the houses near the friend.
3. Give the curriculum to the friend (do, dare)
4. Write the lions as the direct object.
5. Put the friend in the possessive case.
6. Write the seas as the indirect object.

Thank you very much

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This is a tall order/ this is not easy to do, because the English is faulty.

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Leōnēs in mare pōne*.
Lion-ACCp into sea put.IMP3s
Place the lions in[to] the sea.
Alt.: "in pontum" = into the sea, the deep, a sea-wave
* pōnite if a plural subject is implied

Prope amīcum* domōs** pōne.
Near friend.MASC-ACCs house.FEM-ACCp put.IMP3s
Place the houses near the friend.
* amīcam if feminine
** or domūs

Da* amīcō** curriculum.
Give.IMP3s friend.MASC-DATs curriculum.NEUT-ACCs
Give the curriculum to the friend (do, dare)
* date if a plural subject is implied
** amīcae if feminine

Object.MASC-ACCs write-IMP3s lion-ACCp direct-MASC.ACCs
Write the lions as the direct object.
* scrībite if a pl. subj. is implied

Put the friend in the possessive [case].
* addite if a pl. subj. is implied
** amīcam if fem.

Oblique(indirect)-MASC.ACCs object.MASC-ACCs write.IMP3s sea-NEUTp
Write the seas as the indirect object.
* scrībite if a pl. subj. is implied

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BLJim

This looks like a Latin homework assignment.
The first three items appear to be sentences to be translated.
The last three items appear to be directions to be followed in that translation.

If you (or any student) are seeking help with homework,
my suggestion is that you do as much of it as you can.
Then ask about the parts that you cannot do.

If there are any parts of khepidjemwa'atnefru's detailed and
thorough reply you do not understand, please ask.

George

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Hey i was just wondering if anyone could translate this into latin
Death Cometh To All
and i need it to be Cometh not Come

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Death comes to all.
Mors ad omnes advenit.

Note that "cometh" is an older English form of "comes".

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