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Andrew Arth 5.14.2020 Latin 002 Verbum Deep Dive Virtus, Virtutis Virtus, Virtutis is a feminine noun meaning manliness, valor, courage, greatness and glory. While it is not a particularly common word, being the 143rd most common word in […]
Andrew Arth 5.7.20 Latin ACTA Paint it Black, The Rolling Stones English Latin I see a red door and I want it painted black No colors anymore, I want them to turn black I see the girls walk […]
Andrew Arth 5.8.20 Latin Acta Verbum Deep Dive Īgnis, īgnis, a masculine noun meaning fire is one that perhaps is less popular in antiquity than one might initially imagine. The 266th most frequently used word in antiquity is most […]
Andrew Arth 3.20.20 Latin 002 Acta Let It Be, The Beatles- Latin Translation English Latin When I find myself in times of trouble Mother Mary comes to me Speaking words of wisdom, let it be. And in my […]
Andrew Arth 3.17.20 Acta Verbum Deep Dive Rex, rēgis m. In its most basic context the latin word rex, rēgis m. can be defined as a king, ruler, or sovereign and thus has numerous ties to accounts and records of […]
Andrew Arth 12.16.19 Acta Song Translation Hello Goodbye- The Beatles English Latin You say, “Yes”, I say, “nōn” You say, “Stop” but I say, “Go, go, go” Oh nōn You say, “Goodbye”, and I say, “Hello, hello, hello” […]
Andrew Arth 12.16.19 Acta Submission Verba Deep Dive Generally defined as “an eye,” oculus (genitive: oculī, gender: masculine) is a word with numerous distinct and complex connotations which have been adapted by poets and rhetoricians alike, making it the […]