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what is 'mind, body and soul' in latin?

 
 
sap1mim
 
Reply Wed 12 Oct, 2005 02:37 pm
hi, can anyone tell me what 'mind, body and soul is in Latin? I want it tattooed on my foot and I don't want something nonsensical written on me.
thanks
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Chai
 
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Reply Wed 12 Oct, 2005 03:02 pm
mens, corpus et animus?

Better double check that though, I don't know anything.
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goodfielder
 
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Reply Wed 12 Oct, 2005 09:07 pm
corpore?
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Raphillon
 
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Reply Thu 13 Oct, 2005 02:19 am
Mens corpus and animus is correct. Corpore is also correct, but it is the ablative, in latin language there are few preposition, but the final part of any word changes to tell if the word is the subject or any complement of the sentence, so for "corpus" we can have

Corpus (subject)
Corporis (Means "of the body")
Corpori (by the body)

and so on. Smile
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