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Is Ave Dominus Nox the correct translation for Hail to the Lord of Night?
“Ave” is usually a greeting and used with the vocative. “Ave domine noctis” would be the phrase as an address to the Lord of night. Dominus becomes vo...
How to express a prayer intention
How do you write a personal intention prayer?What is the intention prayer method? How do you write a personal intention prayer?I give You my mind to...
What would this site be called in Latin?
Is Google Translate accurate for Latin?What is a good translator for Latin?What is Latin for I made this?What is the most accurate Latin to English t...
How to say having the last laugh in Latin
What does the idiom the last laugh mean?What is to have the last laugh?Who laughs first laughs last? What does the idiom the last laugh mean?: the s...
How are multiple, hyphenated, or compound adjectives declined [in botanical latin]?
What is a hyphenated compound adjective?How do you use compound adjectives?What is the meaning of compound adjective?What are proper compound adjecti...
How to say Noble of heart in Latin?
What Latin words mean noble?What is the meaning of noble heart?What is Latin for all debts will be paid?What does a life time in my heart mean? What...
Can an adjective modify a pronoun or an unmentioned subject in Latin?
Can an adjective modify a pronoun?Do adjectives modify subjects?What are the rules for Latin adjectives?Does the adjective follow the noun in Latin? ...
When did ae become [e]?
When did æ stop being used?Where did æ originate from?What did the Old English ligature æ change into?What is the difference between æ and œ? When d...
Help with a 15th-century legal source on marriage
What was marriage like in the 1500s?What were the medieval views on marriage?How did marriages work in 1500s?What were the rules for marriage during ...