Latin→English

Questions about how Latin phrases are translated into English.

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non omni socio cordis secreta revelo → I do not reveal the secrets of my heart to every partner Started by billberg23	0 Replies 83 Views	16 Jan, 2019, 01:30:15 by billberg23
lachrimae crocodili → those are crocodile tears Started by billberg23	0 Replies 83 Views	14 Jan, 2019, 08:00:16 by billberg23
Aut bibat, aut abeat. –> Let him either drink, or depart. Started by billberg23	0 Replies 83 Views	24 Jan, 2019, 02:30:10 by billberg23
decipiuntur aves per cantus saepe suaves → the birds are often deceived by sweet songs Started by billberg23	0 Replies 83 Views	14 Jan, 2019, 02:57:10 by billberg23
Post tres saepe dies piscis vilescit et hospes. –> Often after three days the fish begins to stink, as does the houseguest. Started by billberg23	0 Replies 83 Views	07 Feb, 2019, 05:00:17 by billberg23
enecat ingentem vipera parva bovem → the tiny viper slays the enormous bull Started by billberg23	0 Replies 83 Views	14 Jan, 2019, 03:33:13 by billberg23
Ex minimo crescit, sed non cito fama quiescit. –> From a tiny thing the rumor grows, but it does not quickly come to rest. Started by billberg23	0 Replies 83 Views	28 Jan, 2019, 07:00:07 by billberg23
Prava revelare si vis, noli properare. –> If you want to reveal wicked deeds, don't be in a hurry to do so. Started by billberg23	0 Replies 83 Views	07 Feb, 2019, 06:00:12 by billberg23
Pervigilium Veneris → The Vigil of Venus Started by spiros	0 Replies 83 Views	03 Jan, 2019, 17:58:59 by spiros
evenit illi quod Polluci → he suffered the fate of Pollux (Suetonius, "Divus Iulius" 10) Started by billberg23	0 Replies 82 Views	14 Jan, 2019, 04:03:10 by billberg23
Mortis linque metus, si tu vis vivere laetus. –> Put aside any fears of death, if you want to live happily. Started by billberg23	0 Replies 82 Views	01 Feb, 2019, 04:30:18 by billberg23
Discite victuri, sed vivite cras morituri. –> Learn as if you were going to live, but live as if you were going to die tomorrow. Started by billberg23	0 Replies 82 Views	27 Jan, 2019, 01:30:17 by billberg23
Exlex qui vivit, merito sine lege peribit. –> It is right for a man who lives like an outlaw to die without law. Started by billberg23	0 Replies 82 Views	28 Jan, 2019, 08:00:08 by billberg23
Est est, non non. –> Yes is yes, no is no. (Matthew 5:37) Started by billberg23	0 Replies 82 Views	28 Jan, 2019, 02:00:08 by billberg23
non potest abscondi civitas supra montem posita → a city placed upon a hill cannot be hidden (Matthew 5:14) Started by billberg23	0 Replies 82 Views	16 Jan, 2019, 03:00:07 by billberg23
Novissimi primi, primi novissimi. –> The first are last, and the last first. (Matthew 19:30, 20:16; Luke 13:30; Mark 10:31) Started by billberg23	0 Replies 82 Views	04 Feb, 2019, 04:00:14 by billberg23
Disce, puer, tenero dum flos tibi floret in aevo. –> Learn, my boy, while your flower yet flourishes at a tender age. Started by billberg23	0 Replies 82 Views	26 Jan, 2019, 08:30:09 by billberg23
Nemo tam gnarus, qui non sit laudis avarus. –> There is no man so wise that he is not greedy for praise. Started by billberg23	0 Replies 82 Views	02 Feb, 2019, 03:30:17 by billberg23
nihil sacrum → nothing is sacred (Seneca, Consolatio ad Polybium 16) Started by billberg23	0 Replies 82 Views	15 Jan, 2019, 01:00:07 by billberg23
honores mutant mores → honors change habits Started by billberg23	0 Replies 82 Views	14 Jan, 2019, 06:51:16 by billberg23

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