Julius Kiehn, articles - page 3

Ancient Greek - Adverb functions as Noun
How do you form an adverb in Ancient Greek?Can an adverb be a noun?What are the noun forms in Ancient Greek?What are Greek adverbs? How do you form ...
An Indirect Question with a Subordinate Clause
What is an example of an indirect question?What are subordinate clauses in indirect statement?What is subordinate clause in a question? What is an e...
How do you say 'switch' (noun) in Latin?
What is switch in noun form?What is the verb for switch?What is flip flop in Latin? What is switch in noun form?Noun. switch (plural switches) A dev...
How do you translate the phrase never stop fighting into latin
What is the Latin word for never stopping?How do you say never stop fighting for what you want in Latin?What is unstoppable in Latin?How do you say h...
The classical Latin speakers called Vulgar Latin sermo vulgaris, sermo vulgi, and sermo plebeius, but what did plebeians call their language?
Why is Vulgar Latin called vulgar?What languages are from Vulgar Latin?What is the history of Vulgar Latin?What is vulgar vs Classical Latin? Why is...
Help with medieval translation
How much should I pay someone to translate a document?Were there translators in medieval times? How much should I pay someone to translate a documen...
Translation of 'God bless their innocent souls'
What is the meaning of God bless your soul?What is the meaning of God bless her?How do you say God bless her? What is the meaning of God bless your ...
Omitting a verb when it is the same for both parts of the sentence
How do you use omitting verb in a sentence?What is the omission of verbs in sentences?What is the verb form of omitting?What are the parts of sentenc...
What is the meaning of _voci populi_ in this quote?
Vox populi (/ˌvɒks ˈpɒpjuːli, -laɪ/ VOKS POP-yoo-lee, -⁠lye) is a Latin phrase that literally means "voice of the people". It is used in English in th...