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2008-09-06  Latin - Motto:   Hello, Your slight variation of the motto of the California Maritime Academy ‘Laborare pugnare parati sumus’ contains only one mistake, that is “parati” in “parati sum”. You in fact should have...
2008-09-05  Ancient Languages - English translation:   Hello, The Latin sentence “Omnia mea mecum porto” means “I carry my all with me” as well as “I am carrying all my things with me “ and “All that is mine I carry with me”. We read such a phrase...
2008-09-05  Greek - please, translate this.:   Hello, If you want “God’s love “ translated in Ancient Greek which is my field of expertise and is different from Modern Greek either in spelling or in pronunciation, here’s it is: “Theou philia”...
2008-09-04  Etymology (Meaning of Words) - Slang term & origin:   Hello David, Mack daddy is an English slang term with two meanings, one now more prominent than the other. Traditionally used to refer to a pimp or successful criminal, it now is also used to refer...
2008-09-03  Etymology (Meaning of Words) - phrase question:   Hello, I hope you're having a fine week, 'Connecting the dots' derives from a children's activity game. Numbered dots are arranged on a page and only by connecting them with pencil or pen can the...


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