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What was the name of the guy that lead the latin american guerrila troops(his face is on everything)?
Che Guevara... perhaps?
Reply:it is the chequevara...
they use him as sinonim of revolution
Reply:bolivar?
Reply:it's che guevara. ;)
Reply:Che
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What is the maltese name for the plant whose Latin name is 'Palaeocyanus Crassifolius'?
try http://www.latinlanguage.com or http://www.learnspanish.com
What is the maltese name for the plant whose Latin name is 'Palaeocyanus Crassifolius'?
Is it "Widnet il-Ba魔ar"?
What is the maltese name for the plant whose Latin name is 'Palaeocyanus Crassifolius'?
Is it "Widnet il-Ba魔ar"?
Trivia: What name is latin for heart?
I saw this on jeopardy the other night and and thought i would put it on here. first correct answer gets 10 points
Hint- a Shakespearean heroine has this name.
Trivia: What name is latin for heart?
The Latin word would be "corazon".
The character is "Cordelia", from King Lear.
Reply:Thanks for the win! Report Abuse
Reply:I don Know... BUT!
In Spanish is "Corazon"
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No lo se... Pero en espa帽ol es "Corazon" (Heart)
Reply:Cordula
Reply:Cordelia cor = heart one of King Lear's daughters
Reply:"Cor da szone" not sure of the spelling. but ound it out
Hint- a Shakespearean heroine has this name.
Trivia: What name is latin for heart?
The Latin word would be "corazon".
The character is "Cordelia", from King Lear.
Reply:Thanks for the win! Report Abuse
Reply:I don Know... BUT!
In Spanish is "Corazon"
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No lo se... Pero en espa帽ol es "Corazon" (Heart)
Reply:Cordula
Reply:Cordelia cor = heart one of King Lear's daughters
Reply:"Cor da szone" not sure of the spelling. but ound it out
What is the symbolic meaning of the Latin and Greek orgins of the name Atticus?
ATTICUS
Gender: Masculine
Usage: Literature
From a Roman name meaning "from Attica" in Latin. Attica is the region surrounding Athens in Greece. This name was used by Harper Lee in her novel 'To Kill a Mockingbird'
What is the symbolic meaning of the Latin and Greek orgins of the name Atticus?
It is a Roman name which means from the province of Attica, Greece.
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Gender: Masculine
Usage: Literature
From a Roman name meaning "from Attica" in Latin. Attica is the region surrounding Athens in Greece. This name was used by Harper Lee in her novel 'To Kill a Mockingbird'
What is the symbolic meaning of the Latin and Greek orgins of the name Atticus?
It is a Roman name which means from the province of Attica, Greece.
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Does helium have a latin name?
If so, what is it. 10 points for the first one to answer!!!
Does helium have a latin name?
Helium was named for the Greek word for sun, since that is how it was discovered, and then it was given the traditional Latinized -ium ending already used for other scientific words. Helium was not discovered until the 1800s, long after the age of Latin had passed.
Reply:Hi. I think it was named for an element first found in the emission lines of the Sun's light, Helios.
Reply:Yep, it has been derived from Helios which means Sun...
Reply:helium in latin is helium.
pl. visit:
http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/helium
Reply:Helium was not known when Latin was spoken. It was discovered in London and Sweden by Sir William Ramsay and independently by N. A. Langley and P. T. Cleve. Helios is the Greek word for sun and that's where the name came from.
Does helium have a latin name?
Helium was named for the Greek word for sun, since that is how it was discovered, and then it was given the traditional Latinized -ium ending already used for other scientific words. Helium was not discovered until the 1800s, long after the age of Latin had passed.
Reply:Hi. I think it was named for an element first found in the emission lines of the Sun's light, Helios.
Reply:Yep, it has been derived from Helios which means Sun...
Reply:helium in latin is helium.
pl. visit:
http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/helium
Reply:Helium was not known when Latin was spoken. It was discovered in London and Sweden by Sir William Ramsay and independently by N. A. Langley and P. T. Cleve. Helios is the Greek word for sun and that's where the name came from.
What is Hera(godess of Marrige) Latin name?
juno
What is Hera(godess of Marrige) Latin name?
Hera in Greek mythology.
Juno Roman mythology.
Reply:It would be Juno.
Reply:juno
Reply:turns out its the exact same name
juno is roman not latin
What is Hera(godess of Marrige) Latin name?
Hera in Greek mythology.
Juno Roman mythology.
Reply:It would be Juno.
Reply:juno
Reply:turns out its the exact same name
juno is roman not latin
What is the latin name of civilization?
civilization meaning refinement: cultus
civilization meaning to civilize: excolere, expolire, emollire
A Roman would have spoken of urbs, the city, to mean civilization, or vita urbana, city life, as opposed to vita rustica, country life.
What is the latin name of civilization?
civilization
cultus, cultus N (4th) M 4 1 M [XXXAO]
habitation; cultivation (land); civilization, refinement; polish, elegance;
humanitas, humanitatis N (3rd) F 3 1 F [XXXBO]
human nature/character/feeling; kindness/courtesy; culture/civilization;
civilizatio, civilizationis N (3rd) F 3 1 F [HXXDE]
civilization;
civilizatio, civilizationis N (3rd) F 3 1 F [GXXEK]
civilization;
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civilization meaning to civilize: excolere, expolire, emollire
A Roman would have spoken of urbs, the city, to mean civilization, or vita urbana, city life, as opposed to vita rustica, country life.
What is the latin name of civilization?
civilization
cultus, cultus N (4th) M 4 1 M [XXXAO]
habitation; cultivation (land); civilization, refinement; polish, elegance;
humanitas, humanitatis N (3rd) F 3 1 F [XXXBO]
human nature/character/feeling; kindness/courtesy; culture/civilization;
civilizatio, civilizationis N (3rd) F 3 1 F [HXXDE]
civilization;
civilizatio, civilizationis N (3rd) F 3 1 F [GXXEK]
civilization;
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The Michelin Man's name is Bibendum. Latin I presume... What does it mean? ?
Has anyone ever seen a poster of the Michelin man in an automobile with a glass of champagne?
The Michelin Man's name is Bibendum. Latin I presume... What does it mean? ?
Bibendum is the gerondive of Latin verb bibere, drink.
Nunc est bibendum, it's time to drink. (the beginning of a famous Horace's poetry).
The motto of Michelin was "le pneu Michelin boit l'obstacle", "Michelin tyre drinks the obstacle"
Reply:I'm sure I saw it someplace. Might have been in Belgium at Auto World. My hubby has a few old ones. He works for the company so we have a few neat Michelin and Bib things around the house.
Did you know that tires use to be all white. They are only black now because they add carbon black to them so the rubber lasts longer. Synthetic rubber is a by product of oil being refined into gas and if the refineries are closed, like they were in Sept after the hurricanes, there isn't enough rubber to make tires. I'm sure you didn't know that.
The Michelin Man's name is Bibendum. Latin I presume... What does it mean? ?
Bibendum is the gerondive of Latin verb bibere, drink.
Nunc est bibendum, it's time to drink. (the beginning of a famous Horace's poetry).
The motto of Michelin was "le pneu Michelin boit l'obstacle", "Michelin tyre drinks the obstacle"
Reply:I'm sure I saw it someplace. Might have been in Belgium at Auto World. My hubby has a few old ones. He works for the company so we have a few neat Michelin and Bib things around the house.
Did you know that tires use to be all white. They are only black now because they add carbon black to them so the rubber lasts longer. Synthetic rubber is a by product of oil being refined into gas and if the refineries are closed, like they were in Sept after the hurricanes, there isn't enough rubber to make tires. I'm sure you didn't know that.
The Michelin Man's name is Bibendum. Latin I presume... What does it mean? ?
Has anyone ever seen a poster of the Michelin man in an automobile with a glass of champagne?
The Michelin Man's name is Bibendum. Latin I presume... What does it mean? ?
Bibendum is the gerondive of Latin verb bibere, drink.
Nunc est bibendum, it's time to drink. (the beginning of a famous Horace's poetry).
The motto of Michelin was "le pneu Michelin boit l'obstacle", "Michelin tyre drinks the obstacle"
Reply:I'm sure I saw it someplace. Might have been in Belgium at Auto World. My hubby has a few old ones. He works for the company so we have a few neat Michelin and Bib things around the house.
Did you know that tires use to be all white. They are only black now because they add carbon black to them so the rubber lasts longer. Synthetic rubber is a by product of oil being refined into gas and if the refineries are closed, like they were in Sept after the hurricanes, there isn't enough rubber to make tires. I'm sure you didn't know that.
The Michelin Man's name is Bibendum. Latin I presume... What does it mean? ?
Bibendum is the gerondive of Latin verb bibere, drink.
Nunc est bibendum, it's time to drink. (the beginning of a famous Horace's poetry).
The motto of Michelin was "le pneu Michelin boit l'obstacle", "Michelin tyre drinks the obstacle"
Reply:I'm sure I saw it someplace. Might have been in Belgium at Auto World. My hubby has a few old ones. He works for the company so we have a few neat Michelin and Bib things around the house.
Did you know that tires use to be all white. They are only black now because they add carbon black to them so the rubber lasts longer. Synthetic rubber is a by product of oil being refined into gas and if the refineries are closed, like they were in Sept after the hurricanes, there isn't enough rubber to make tires. I'm sure you didn't know that.
What is Magnesiams Origin Name (greek) (latin)?
I need help!!! im doing a report and can't figure out what launguage it from
What is Magnesiams Origin Name (greek) (latin)?
Originally Greek. Magnesia was a district in Thessaly, Greece. But we use it in its Latin form, magnesium.
Reply:Anything with a mag and an -um sounds mighty latin to me.
Oops, I just wikipedia'd it, it's greek, shame on me!
What is Magnesiams Origin Name (greek) (latin)?
Originally Greek. Magnesia was a district in Thessaly, Greece. But we use it in its Latin form, magnesium.
Reply:Anything with a mag and an -um sounds mighty latin to me.
Oops, I just wikipedia'd it, it's greek, shame on me!
What do the letters "SA" stand for, when used as a prefix in a Latin American business name?
For example, a bank name might be listed as "Banco Rural, SA". I have seen the letters used all over the place, but never figured out what they meant. Thanks!!
What do the letters "SA" stand for, when used as a prefix in a Latin American business name?
Sociedad Anonima (Anonymous Society - Similar to "Incorporated" in the US)
South America??? S.A. is commonly used in Mexico, which wasn't part of South America, the last time I checked.
Reply:essay...like "Hey SA, come over here holmes"
Reply:I come from Brazil and there S.A. means sociedade anonima. It is a form of ownership - with stock shares involved.
Reply:i think it means South America
Reply:South America
Reply:Saudi Arabia
Reply:Anonymous Society sounds like it is similar to LLC (limited liability corporation) where the company can be sued, but the individuals running the company cannot be personally sued.
But I might be wrong.
Reply:South America
What do the letters "SA" stand for, when used as a prefix in a Latin American business name?
Sociedad Anonima (Anonymous Society - Similar to "Incorporated" in the US)
South America??? S.A. is commonly used in Mexico, which wasn't part of South America, the last time I checked.
Reply:essay...like "Hey SA, come over here holmes"
Reply:I come from Brazil and there S.A. means sociedade anonima. It is a form of ownership - with stock shares involved.
Reply:i think it means South America
Reply:South America
Reply:Saudi Arabia
Reply:Anonymous Society sounds like it is similar to LLC (limited liability corporation) where the company can be sued, but the individuals running the company cannot be personally sued.
But I might be wrong.
Reply:South America
What is the medical name (common or latin) for when a mother dies during childbirth but the baby survives?
Maternal Mortality = mom dies
What is the medical name (common or latin) for when a mother dies during childbirth but the baby survives?
I, another Health and Social Care teacher and an A level student have spent ages looking for the answer to this!! We cant find anything - and as far as I am aware the only term for this is maternal death!
Reply:not really sure but i know is something about maternal something
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What is the medical name (common or latin) for when a mother dies during childbirth but the baby survives?
I, another Health and Social Care teacher and an A level student have spent ages looking for the answer to this!! We cant find anything - and as far as I am aware the only term for this is maternal death!
Reply:not really sure but i know is something about maternal something
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Does anyone know what the name Hudson is in Latin?
I'm making a list of my friends' names in Latin, but I can't find Hudson anywhere. Does anyone know? I'll be glad for anything...as long as it's correct!
Does anyone know what the name Hudson is in Latin?
You can usually latinize a last name by adding the suffix -us or -ius to the end if it is masculine and the suffix -a or -ia to the end if it is feminine. For example, the famous Swedish botanist Carolus Linnaeus (1707 - 1778) latinized his name from 'Karl Von Linne'. Sir Isaac Newton has inscribed on his tomb the name "Isaacus Newtonius."
Thus, you could latinize a name like John Hudson or Robert Hudson to Johannis Hudsonius and Robertus Hudsonius. A name like Joan or Jane Hudson would be Johanna Hudsonia since it is feminine.
Hope that helps
Does anyone know what the name Hudson is in Latin?
You can usually latinize a last name by adding the suffix -us or -ius to the end if it is masculine and the suffix -a or -ia to the end if it is feminine. For example, the famous Swedish botanist Carolus Linnaeus (1707 - 1778) latinized his name from 'Karl Von Linne'. Sir Isaac Newton has inscribed on his tomb the name "Isaacus Newtonius."
Thus, you could latinize a name like John Hudson or Robert Hudson to Johannis Hudsonius and Robertus Hudsonius. A name like Joan or Jane Hudson would be Johanna Hudsonia since it is feminine.
Hope that helps
Brand name latin food?
The most popular %26amp; available are Goya, Sazon, Dona Maria, Badia, Gamesa, La Costena, La Victoria, Las Palmas, Maseca, Pelon Pelo Rico, Rosarita, El Mexicano......
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Brand name latin food?
la preferida
goya
la costena
there is alot it depends what your looking for.
Reply:Goya?
Other Brands:
C%26amp;F, Corona Real, Ducal, Embasa, Jumex, Tapatio, Tres Estrellas, La Cubana, Dona Lisa......
Brand name latin food?
la preferida
goya
la costena
there is alot it depends what your looking for.
Reply:Goya?
What european country uses its latin name, helvetia, on its stamps?
Switzerland. The official name of Switzerland is Confoederatio Helvetica (CH), also Latin. This is because there are 4 official languages and they don't want to give any particular one precedence, and it would be hard to write Suisse, Schweiz, Svizzera (and whatever the name is in Romansch) on a little postage stamp.
What european country uses its latin name, helvetia, on its stamps?
That's Switzerland. I remember from my youth of stamp collecting. I used to get confused by all the strange names, like Um-Al-Qiyamm!! Never did find out where that was but I assumed it was a UAE. Cheers
Reply:Definitely Switzerland.
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What european country uses its latin name, helvetia, on its stamps?
That's Switzerland. I remember from my youth of stamp collecting. I used to get confused by all the strange names, like Um-Al-Qiyamm!! Never did find out where that was but I assumed it was a UAE. Cheers
Reply:Definitely Switzerland.
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Where does the stress fall in the name Coemgenus (Latin)?
You will need to rephrase the question, as you have a mispelled word which means it is not correct Latin.
What is the latin or greek name for the following?
(good answer recieve's the best answer)
1)tungsten
2)mercury
3)gold
4)silver
5)tin
6)iron
What is the latin or greek name for the following?
tungsten - wolfram
mercury - mercurius
gold - aurum
silver - argentum
tin- in greek, also tin...in latin, plumbum candidum
iron -ferrum
Reply:iron is same
Reply:All of the answers given before me were correct with one major flaw: tungsten is known as Wolfram in GERMAN, not Latin. It is from this derivation that the symbol for tungsten is W. The Romans had no knowledge of Tungsten, and so would not have created a name for it.
Reply:Try this reference. Doesnt give silver or tungsten. Try google that is what I did for this table athough I knew gold tin and iron already.
Ooops someone already gave the answers. I am not sure that Wolfram is latin, I thought that came from german.
(added): And why isn't silver argyrum, because mercury is hydrargyrum which means liquid silver or quicksilver? (just curious).
Oh and this place is even better http://environmentalchemistry.com/yogi/p...
Reply:Tungsten - Was not identified as an element until 1783 - Romans did not know it, so no Latin word.
Mercury - Argentum Vivium. Hydrargyrum is Latinized Greek. The Romans used argentum vivium - living silver.
Gold - Aurum
Silver - Argentum
Tin - Stannum only in Late Latin. Generally called Plumbum Album (White Lead) or Plumbum Candidum (Bright Lead).
Iron - Ferrum.
Both tungsten and wolfram come from Swedish, not German - 'tung sten' and 'volf rahm'.
Reply:1)tungsten Latin: Wolframium
2)mercury Latin: hydrargyrus
3)gold Latin: Aurum
4)silver: latin: Kalium
5)tin latin: Stannum
6)ironLatin:Ferrum
Reply:I agree with soccergirl.
Reply:1. wolfram
2. hydrargyrum
3. aurum
4. argentum
5. stannum
6. ferrum
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1)tungsten
2)mercury
3)gold
4)silver
5)tin
6)iron
What is the latin or greek name for the following?
tungsten - wolfram
mercury - mercurius
gold - aurum
silver - argentum
tin- in greek, also tin...in latin, plumbum candidum
iron -ferrum
Reply:iron is same
Reply:All of the answers given before me were correct with one major flaw: tungsten is known as Wolfram in GERMAN, not Latin. It is from this derivation that the symbol for tungsten is W. The Romans had no knowledge of Tungsten, and so would not have created a name for it.
Reply:Try this reference. Doesnt give silver or tungsten. Try google that is what I did for this table athough I knew gold tin and iron already.
Ooops someone already gave the answers. I am not sure that Wolfram is latin, I thought that came from german.
(added): And why isn't silver argyrum, because mercury is hydrargyrum which means liquid silver or quicksilver? (just curious).
Oh and this place is even better http://environmentalchemistry.com/yogi/p...
Reply:Tungsten - Was not identified as an element until 1783 - Romans did not know it, so no Latin word.
Mercury - Argentum Vivium. Hydrargyrum is Latinized Greek. The Romans used argentum vivium - living silver.
Gold - Aurum
Silver - Argentum
Tin - Stannum only in Late Latin. Generally called Plumbum Album (White Lead) or Plumbum Candidum (Bright Lead).
Iron - Ferrum.
Both tungsten and wolfram come from Swedish, not German - 'tung sten' and 'volf rahm'.
Reply:1)tungsten Latin: Wolframium
2)mercury Latin: hydrargyrus
3)gold Latin: Aurum
4)silver: latin: Kalium
5)tin latin: Stannum
6)ironLatin:Ferrum
Reply:I agree with soccergirl.
Reply:1. wolfram
2. hydrargyrum
3. aurum
4. argentum
5. stannum
6. ferrum
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What is the Latin name for Siege Crown?
Corona obsidionalis seems to be the preferred term that I found on the internet, even though I did not find that form of the word obsidio in my dictionary. But it shows it on several sites.
Why is Barack Hussein Obamas name appearing on FARC terrorist material seized in Latin America?
I noticed you forgot to link to the evidence for this. Maybe because there is none?
I've said it before but if this is the best the GOP has against Obama he might as well order the White House stationery now to save time.
Why is Barack Hussein Obamas name appearing on FARC terrorist material seized in Latin America?
You are silly!!! maybe the FARC people likes him better than Bush. It that's a crime for you?hahahahahahahah.
Reply:Good question but no one is going to believe that there precious Obama could do wrong
Reply:Source or ban.
Reply:That's good.. It means he has inside information on these terrorist organization. That's why I think he can bring Osama Bin Laden to justice once we elect him to be our President. I really believe that Barack Obama is our only chance to win this war on terror and restore America's place in the world. May God bless Senator Obama.
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Reply:Because they are looking to him to support their cause. He has spelled it out on several occassions but his supporters and the Media refuse to listen. Crazy, really crazy.
Reply:Try again Klinton fan.
Reply:I don't know if that is true or not however, that being said, it could be because of his stated willingness to talk with any "world leader" without pre-condition. Personally I don't consider anyone from FARC a world leader....
I've said it before but if this is the best the GOP has against Obama he might as well order the White House stationery now to save time.
Why is Barack Hussein Obamas name appearing on FARC terrorist material seized in Latin America?
You are silly!!! maybe the FARC people likes him better than Bush. It that's a crime for you?hahahahahahahah.
Reply:Good question but no one is going to believe that there precious Obama could do wrong
Reply:Source or ban.
Reply:That's good.. It means he has inside information on these terrorist organization. That's why I think he can bring Osama Bin Laden to justice once we elect him to be our President. I really believe that Barack Obama is our only chance to win this war on terror and restore America's place in the world. May God bless Senator Obama.
Italian Americans for Obama 08!
Reply:Because they are looking to him to support their cause. He has spelled it out on several occassions but his supporters and the Media refuse to listen. Crazy, really crazy.
Reply:Try again Klinton fan.
Reply:I don't know if that is true or not however, that being said, it could be because of his stated willingness to talk with any "world leader" without pre-condition. Personally I don't consider anyone from FARC a world leader....
What is the latin name for tadpoles?
Rana temporaria is the name for the common frog, a tadpole is one phase in the life of a frog
such as homo sapien is a zygote, embryo, fetus, baby
What is the latin name for tadpoles?
Latin for tadpole is:
Ranunculus
2nd declension Masculine noun. It was derived from the word for frog - Rana.
Reply:tadipoli
;卢) only joking!
Reply:There is no one Latin name for tadpoles. Their Latin name would be the same as the adult frog. So, what type of frog are you talking about?
such as homo sapien is a zygote, embryo, fetus, baby
What is the latin name for tadpoles?
Latin for tadpole is:
Ranunculus
2nd declension Masculine noun. It was derived from the word for frog - Rana.
Reply:tadipoli
;卢) only joking!
Reply:There is no one Latin name for tadpoles. Their Latin name would be the same as the adult frog. So, what type of frog are you talking about?
What is the average litter for a pig.how many teeth has apig what is the latin name for a pig.?
The latin name is SUS
Adult Pigs Have 44 teeth
My sow had 8 a few years ago. Only 5 survived but I think she lay down on the other three.
What is the average litter for a pig.how many teeth has apig what is the latin name for a pig.?
11.9
http://www.redmeatindustryforum.org.uk/s...
28 baby teeth, 44 adult
sus
Reply:3 in 1 I can help on 3th. The latin name for a pig is PORCO
Reply:Don't know, don't know, and porcine or porcus.
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Adult Pigs Have 44 teeth
My sow had 8 a few years ago. Only 5 survived but I think she lay down on the other three.
What is the average litter for a pig.how many teeth has apig what is the latin name for a pig.?
11.9
http://www.redmeatindustryforum.org.uk/s...
28 baby teeth, 44 adult
sus
Reply:3 in 1 I can help on 3th. The latin name for a pig is PORCO
Reply:Don't know, don't know, and porcine or porcus.
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What is the artist and name of this latin party song?
Since I can't hum the tune for you I'll just give a couple lines. Most of the song is sung by a female and it has a kind of latin/booty/conga sound to it. One of the lines goes:
"Baby, bring your body to me, cuz you know that baby, the party is hot" - or something like that
I also fondly remember her saying something that kinda goes like this:
"la la la lay lo la lay lo, lay lo lie"
Yes I know that's a bad example but that's exactly what she says. If anyone could help me out. This song came out back in like 97-98 or so. The first one to get it right will receive a best answer.
What is the artist and name of this latin party song?
Its called Conga by Gloria Estefan
"Baby, bring your body to me, cuz you know that baby, the party is hot" - or something like that
I also fondly remember her saying something that kinda goes like this:
"la la la lay lo la lay lo, lay lo lie"
Yes I know that's a bad example but that's exactly what she says. If anyone could help me out. This song came out back in like 97-98 or so. The first one to get it right will receive a best answer.
What is the artist and name of this latin party song?
Its called Conga by Gloria Estefan
What is the average litter for a pig.how many teeth has apig what is the latin name for a pig.?
The latin name is SUS
Adult Pigs Have 44 teeth
My sow had 8 a few years ago. Only 5 survived but I think she lay down on the other three.
What is the average litter for a pig.how many teeth has apig what is the latin name for a pig.?
11.9
http://www.redmeatindustryforum.org.uk/s...
28 baby teeth, 44 adult
sus
Reply:3 in 1 I can help on 3th. The latin name for a pig is PORCO
Reply:Don't know, don't know, and porcine or porcus.
Adult Pigs Have 44 teeth
My sow had 8 a few years ago. Only 5 survived but I think she lay down on the other three.
What is the average litter for a pig.how many teeth has apig what is the latin name for a pig.?
11.9
http://www.redmeatindustryforum.org.uk/s...
28 baby teeth, 44 adult
sus
Reply:3 in 1 I can help on 3th. The latin name for a pig is PORCO
Reply:Don't know, don't know, and porcine or porcus.
What is the artist and name of this latin party song?
Since I can't hum the tune for you I'll just give a couple lines. Most of the song is sung by a female and it has a kind of latin/booty/conga sound to it. One of the lines goes:
"Baby, bring your body to me, cuz you know that baby, the party is hot" - or something like that
I also fondly remember her saying something that kinda goes like this:
"la la la lay lo la lay lo, lay lo lie"
Yes I know that's a bad example but that's exactly what she says. If anyone could help me out. This song came out back in like 97-98 or so. The first one to get it right will receive a best answer.
What is the artist and name of this latin party song?
Its called Conga by Gloria Estefan
"Baby, bring your body to me, cuz you know that baby, the party is hot" - or something like that
I also fondly remember her saying something that kinda goes like this:
"la la la lay lo la lay lo, lay lo lie"
Yes I know that's a bad example but that's exactly what she says. If anyone could help me out. This song came out back in like 97-98 or so. The first one to get it right will receive a best answer.
What is the artist and name of this latin party song?
Its called Conga by Gloria Estefan
What is the latin american name for acacia mangium?
is acacia mangium a commercial name of "timber"?
What is the latin american name for acacia mangium?
There is no translation for acacia mangium: it's a botanical name. However, its common name, forest mangrove, is
'mangle de bosque' in spanish.
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What is the latin american name for acacia mangium?
There is no translation for acacia mangium: it's a botanical name. However, its common name, forest mangrove, is
'mangle de bosque' in spanish.
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What is the (spanish) name for a strongman in Latin America?
I know it begins with a c...
What is the (spanish) name for a strongman in Latin America?
I think "Corpulento".
Popular word: Fortach贸n
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What is the (spanish) name for a strongman in Latin America?
I think "Corpulento".
Popular word: Fortach贸n
Bye! ^^
What is the latin name for the dairy cow?
if there is one?!
What is the latin name for the dairy cow?
Cattle, colloquially referred to as cows, are domesticated ungulates, a member of the subfamily Bovinae of the family Bovidae.
Cattle did not originate as a name for bovine animals. It derives from the Latin caput, head, and originally meant movable property, especially livestock of any kind. The word is closely related to "chattel" (a unit of personal property) and "capital" in the economic sense.
Domesticated Cow
Scientific classification
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata
Class: Mammalia
Order: Artiodactyla
Family: Bovidae
Subfamily: Bovinae
Genus: Bos
Species: B. taurus
Binomial name
Bos taurus
LLinnaeus, 1758
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cow
Reply:The domesticated cow is Bos taurus, in the family Bovidae, subfamily Bovinae.
Reply:The word 'cow' originated from the latin word 'caput' which originally meant movable property, especially livestock of any kind.The word is closely related to "chattel" (a unit of personal property) and "capital" in the economic sense.
Reply:bos (bovis )
There is no match for dairy
Etymology: Middle English deyerie, from deye dairymaid, from Old English dǣge kneader of bread; akin to Old English dāg dough — more at dough
Date: 14th century
Reply:In Latin, Romans called milk cows boves.
Reply:If you're looking for a species name specific to dairy cattle, there is none - all domestic catlle are in the same species, both beef and dairy.
If you're looking for a Latin word for dairy cow, the simplest would be 'vacca' - that's a female, as opposed to 'taurus', male. 'Bos' was the generic word. If you wanted to be more specific, 'vacca mulgenda' - that's 'a cow for milking'.
ADDED: To say that 'boves' are milk cows would be a shock to Latin writers.
Vt bos armenta sic - As an ox follows a herd - - M. Tullius Cicero, Letters to Atticus
In prato quondam rana conspexit bovem - An Ox the Frog a-grazing view'd - Phaedrus, Fabulae Aesopiae
nam hoc argentum álibi abutar: boves, quos emerem, non erant - there were no oxen for me to buy - T. Maccius Plautus, Persa
Hard to milk an ox.
And Ovid sure knew the difference;
Tu vir et in vacca conpare taurus eras - P. Ovidius Naso, Amores
Bos, bovis is the general word - all cattle - heifers, bulls, oxen, whatever. Vacca is the female, taurus the male.
Reply:carnero, bovis, bos
no name for dairy
Reply:Dairy Queen. (just for mere 2spoints!) Peace and Aloha!
Reply:jersey.
Reply:Bovine milker.
What is the latin name for the dairy cow?
Cattle, colloquially referred to as cows, are domesticated ungulates, a member of the subfamily Bovinae of the family Bovidae.
Cattle did not originate as a name for bovine animals. It derives from the Latin caput, head, and originally meant movable property, especially livestock of any kind. The word is closely related to "chattel" (a unit of personal property) and "capital" in the economic sense.
Domesticated Cow
Scientific classification
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata
Class: Mammalia
Order: Artiodactyla
Family: Bovidae
Subfamily: Bovinae
Genus: Bos
Species: B. taurus
Binomial name
Bos taurus
LLinnaeus, 1758
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cow
Reply:The domesticated cow is Bos taurus, in the family Bovidae, subfamily Bovinae.
Reply:The word 'cow' originated from the latin word 'caput' which originally meant movable property, especially livestock of any kind.The word is closely related to "chattel" (a unit of personal property) and "capital" in the economic sense.
Reply:bos (bovis )
There is no match for dairy
Etymology: Middle English deyerie, from deye dairymaid, from Old English dǣge kneader of bread; akin to Old English dāg dough — more at dough
Date: 14th century
Reply:In Latin, Romans called milk cows boves.
Reply:If you're looking for a species name specific to dairy cattle, there is none - all domestic catlle are in the same species, both beef and dairy.
If you're looking for a Latin word for dairy cow, the simplest would be 'vacca' - that's a female, as opposed to 'taurus', male. 'Bos' was the generic word. If you wanted to be more specific, 'vacca mulgenda' - that's 'a cow for milking'.
ADDED: To say that 'boves' are milk cows would be a shock to Latin writers.
Vt bos armenta sic - As an ox follows a herd - - M. Tullius Cicero, Letters to Atticus
In prato quondam rana conspexit bovem - An Ox the Frog a-grazing view'd - Phaedrus, Fabulae Aesopiae
nam hoc argentum álibi abutar: boves, quos emerem, non erant - there were no oxen for me to buy - T. Maccius Plautus, Persa
Hard to milk an ox.
And Ovid sure knew the difference;
Tu vir et in vacca conpare taurus eras - P. Ovidius Naso, Amores
Bos, bovis is the general word - all cattle - heifers, bulls, oxen, whatever. Vacca is the female, taurus the male.
Reply:carnero, bovis, bos
no name for dairy
Reply:Dairy Queen. (just for mere 2spoints!) Peace and Aloha!
Reply:jersey.
Reply:Bovine milker.
If you could give a Latin name to a mythological creature, what would it be ?
unus cornu equus (one horned horse) Unicorn
volatilis incendia anhelo (winged fire breather) dragons
silva patronus (forest protector) wood nymphs
pontus tutela (bridge guard) bridge troll
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volatilis incendia anhelo (winged fire breather) dragons
silva patronus (forest protector) wood nymphs
pontus tutela (bridge guard) bridge troll
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In your opinion what is the sexiest Latin last name for a male?
Writing a book, and I can't think of any sexy Latin surnames. Nothing too ordinary please.
In your opinion what is the sexiest Latin last name for a male?
try the following
SANTIAGO
DE LA O
MONTENEGRO
VEGA
NORIEGA
BRACHO
LEAL
SAN ROMAN
GARCIA DE LEON
ALLENDE
HERRERA
DE LOS SANTOS
CRUZ ( this one you could use it as a name I think it's sexy)
all of these are from mexican soap operas
Reply:Nacho Bell Grande
Reply:Maralunda
Reply:Ideas: Romero or Moreno
Reply:I like De La Vega or Casanova.
Reply:Guerra or maybe Reyes
Reply:Bermudez
In your opinion what is the sexiest Latin last name for a male?
try the following
SANTIAGO
DE LA O
MONTENEGRO
VEGA
NORIEGA
BRACHO
LEAL
SAN ROMAN
GARCIA DE LEON
ALLENDE
HERRERA
DE LOS SANTOS
CRUZ ( this one you could use it as a name I think it's sexy)
all of these are from mexican soap operas
Reply:Nacho Bell Grande
Reply:Maralunda
Reply:Ideas: Romero or Moreno
Reply:I like De La Vega or Casanova.
Reply:Guerra or maybe Reyes
Reply:Bermudez
Does anyone know the name of the Latin American dictator with a phd in Geography?
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Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri Castelli (July 15, 1926 - January 12, 2003), an Argentinian general and the de facto President of Argentina from 22 December 1981 to 18 June 1982, during the last military dictatorship.
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Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri Castelli (July 15, 1926 - January 12, 2003), an Argentinian general and the de facto President of Argentina from 22 December 1981 to 18 June 1982, during the last military dictatorship.
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What is the latin name for lead?
Plumbum
What is the latin name for lead?
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Reply:Plumbum, hence the symbol Pb.
Reply:No one told you, but plumbum, literally means, " heavy ".
Reply:Plumbum, not sure about this spelling but thats what it sounds like.
Reply:"WORD HISTORY A plumber works with water pipes, once made from lead, with lead solder for the joints. The Romans used lead pipes, and the word plumber comes from the Latin word for lead, plumbum. There is no Latin, or even Indo-European, etymology for plumbum but it bears a distant similarity to the Greek word for lead, the standard form of which, molubdos, gives us the name of another element in the Periodic Table, molybdenum. Two non-standard forms, molibos and especially bolimos, are even more similar to the Latin."
Reply:Plus, there's considerable conjecture that the Romans' use of plumbum for plumbing led to lead poisioning, accounting for the stupidity of their upper class rulers and the decline of their empire.
Reply:Plumbum. I guess because Romans used lead in their plumbing projects that the word has two meanings.
Reply:plumbum
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What is the latin name for lead?
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Reply:Plumbum, hence the symbol Pb.
Reply:No one told you, but plumbum, literally means, " heavy ".
Reply:Plumbum, not sure about this spelling but thats what it sounds like.
Reply:"WORD HISTORY A plumber works with water pipes, once made from lead, with lead solder for the joints. The Romans used lead pipes, and the word plumber comes from the Latin word for lead, plumbum. There is no Latin, or even Indo-European, etymology for plumbum but it bears a distant similarity to the Greek word for lead, the standard form of which, molubdos, gives us the name of another element in the Periodic Table, molybdenum. Two non-standard forms, molibos and especially bolimos, are even more similar to the Latin."
Reply:Plus, there's considerable conjecture that the Romans' use of plumbum for plumbing led to lead poisioning, accounting for the stupidity of their upper class rulers and the decline of their empire.
Reply:Plumbum. I guess because Romans used lead in their plumbing projects that the word has two meanings.
Reply:plumbum
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What is the name of a Latin or greek poet that starts with "E" or sounds similiar to Escalar or Escalade?
is it possible you're thinking of Aeschylus?
What is the name of a Latin or greek poet that starts with "E" or sounds similiar to Escalar or Escalade?
Epicurus?
Reply:List of Greek language poets:
鈥? Alcaeus
鈥? Callimachus
鈥? Constantine Cavafy
鈥? Odysseas Elytis
鈥? Homer
鈥? Sotiris Kakisis (1954- )
鈥? Nikos Kazantzakis
鈥? Dimitris P. Kraniotis (1966- )
鈥? Akhillefs Paraskhos
鈥? Pindar (522BC-443BC)
鈥? Yannis Ritsos (1909-1990)
鈥? Sappho
鈥? Giorgos Seferis (1900-1971)
鈥? Dimitris Varos (1949- )
List of Latin Language poets:
鈥usonius
鈥alpurnius
鈥atullus
鈥laudian
鈥olumella
鈥nnius
鈥allus
鈥orace
鈥uvenal
鈥ucan
鈥ucretius
鈥anilius
鈥artial
鈥emesianus
鈥vid
鈥ersius
鈥ropertius
鈥uintilian
鈥utilius Namatianus
鈥tatius
鈥ibullus
鈥irgil
Later Latin poets:
鈥etrarch
鈥an Kochanowski (Iohannes Cochanovius)
Reply:I cant think of any ancient Greek or Roman poet with any name like this. Unless youre thinking of Euripedes, one of the great dramatists of Greece?
Reply:Perhaps you are thinking of the Greek poet Aeschylus (pronounced es-ca-lis). One of his works is The Oresteia : Agamemnon; The Libation Bearers; The Eumenides
What is the name of a Latin or greek poet that starts with "E" or sounds similiar to Escalar or Escalade?
Epicurus?
Reply:List of Greek language poets:
鈥? Alcaeus
鈥? Callimachus
鈥? Constantine Cavafy
鈥? Odysseas Elytis
鈥? Homer
鈥? Sotiris Kakisis (1954- )
鈥? Nikos Kazantzakis
鈥? Dimitris P. Kraniotis (1966- )
鈥? Akhillefs Paraskhos
鈥? Pindar (522BC-443BC)
鈥? Yannis Ritsos (1909-1990)
鈥? Sappho
鈥? Giorgos Seferis (1900-1971)
鈥? Dimitris Varos (1949- )
List of Latin Language poets:
鈥usonius
鈥alpurnius
鈥atullus
鈥laudian
鈥olumella
鈥nnius
鈥allus
鈥orace
鈥uvenal
鈥ucan
鈥ucretius
鈥anilius
鈥artial
鈥emesianus
鈥vid
鈥ersius
鈥ropertius
鈥uintilian
鈥utilius Namatianus
鈥tatius
鈥ibullus
鈥irgil
Later Latin poets:
鈥etrarch
鈥an Kochanowski (Iohannes Cochanovius)
Reply:I cant think of any ancient Greek or Roman poet with any name like this. Unless youre thinking of Euripedes, one of the great dramatists of Greece?
Reply:Perhaps you are thinking of the Greek poet Aeschylus (pronounced es-ca-lis). One of his works is The Oresteia : Agamemnon; The Libation Bearers; The Eumenides
What's the name of this Spanish/Latin pop song?
Ok so first there's an electric guitar that does a catchy melody. Then a guy sings a verse like "Quiero a ________ con ti, _______ para mi." Then a girl sings the same/similar verse, same catchy melody. The tune goes up in notes. Then the main bridge/chorus is the eletric guitar. The song has been playing in restaurants/etc since like May '08 now.
What's the name of this Spanish/Latin pop song?
I feel like I might know this song... but I need more lyrics or more details anyhow.
Try this website, they're great at identifying songs - and there are forums specifically for Spanish.
http://www.allthelyrics.com/forum/spanis...
Reply:Can you give us more than that?? There's so many songs in spanish that say something like that! Is it pop?
Reply:it's kinda familiar to me, but i think i need some more details
What's the name of this Spanish/Latin pop song?
I feel like I might know this song... but I need more lyrics or more details anyhow.
Try this website, they're great at identifying songs - and there are forums specifically for Spanish.
http://www.allthelyrics.com/forum/spanis...
Reply:Can you give us more than that?? There's so many songs in spanish that say something like that! Is it pop?
Reply:it's kinda familiar to me, but i think i need some more details
What is the English name for the Latin Valdineus?
this name was' that is to say Valdineus was known to the Queen Elizabeth I
What is the English name for the Latin Valdineus?
In English, the name is Peter Waldo of Lyons.
What is the English name for the Latin Valdineus?
In English, the name is Peter Waldo of Lyons.
Name of a Latin movie and is about identity?
do you guys know what this movie is called:
4 different ladies .. different backgrounds
one is an attorney, husband cheats on her.
one is brown (blond curley hair)
one is latina
it was made 10 years ago i think
Name of a Latin movie and is about identity?
Luminarias (2000)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0160498/
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4 different ladies .. different backgrounds
one is an attorney, husband cheats on her.
one is brown (blond curley hair)
one is latina
it was made 10 years ago i think
Name of a Latin movie and is about identity?
Luminarias (2000)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0160498/
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Why does scientists prefer Latin words as scientific name?
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Why does scientists prefer Latin words as scientific name?
Your answer can be devided in two different answer:
1) why use scientific names?
2) why scientific names ?
Keep in mind that scientific names are invented by today scientist using latin forms; they aren't real LAtin names as used in Old Rome
1) scientific name are given by scientist to individual species.
Natural languages (= spoken language) often:
- don't have name for each species; and usually Natural languages use the same name for different species: eg "worm" is a name for very different animal species, even unrelated each to other
- these names are different from language to language
2) why Latin and not a natural language (French, Spanish, English and so on)?
- Karl von Linn茅 (Linneus) had the idea of scientific two-names names (binomia nomenclature); in his age Latin was the language for educated works and essays, the language of science
- after that, it was preferable to keep using Latin, as a dead language prevent competition and jealousy between today spoken language
Reply:well, simply beacuse Latin is a dead language. anymore. It's becomes a constant language, never changing. Imagine using a growing language, it would be hard because the language keeps on developing and gaining more meaning. By using latin, it lessens the confusion.
Reply:Latin is the lingua franca of science.
Reply:for the last 2000 years or so, LATIN has been the language of scholars.
not so much now, but the habit of using latin naming and words continues.
Reply:It is the universal language of scientists so that no mistakes can be made when speaking of medical treatments, botany etc etc. Basically so that they do not have to interpret names in languages other than their own.
Reply:It is universally recognised by scientist.
Reply:Latin is used because until very recently it was universally taught in the western world and much of western Asia, ie., it is (was) widespread.
Most European languages have a lot of Latin words or its derivatives still.
Because it is no longer a living language it is supposedly unchanging and universally uniform. This last statement, sad to say, is not completely true.
Lots of Latin words are rendered differently by the living languages in use today. I was pretty disappointed to see this years ago when I started working in S. America. I was told that the renderings resulted in the same pronunciation. This was also false.
Still, the different renderings are recognizable.
Reply:becuase latin is an old langage and doesnt change, that way once you know it anyone who knows it will no what you talk bout...
Reply:Latin has been used for the purposes of religion, science, and many other things. Latin is basically the core of every language, and everyone pretty much could understand it. It basically is the formula of words, so using one of the most ancient languages that is still understandable makes perfect sense.
Why does scientists prefer Latin words as scientific name?
Your answer can be devided in two different answer:
1) why use scientific names?
2) why scientific names ?
Keep in mind that scientific names are invented by today scientist using latin forms; they aren't real LAtin names as used in Old Rome
1) scientific name are given by scientist to individual species.
Natural languages (= spoken language) often:
- don't have name for each species; and usually Natural languages use the same name for different species: eg "worm" is a name for very different animal species, even unrelated each to other
- these names are different from language to language
2) why Latin and not a natural language (French, Spanish, English and so on)?
- Karl von Linn茅 (Linneus) had the idea of scientific two-names names (binomia nomenclature); in his age Latin was the language for educated works and essays, the language of science
- after that, it was preferable to keep using Latin, as a dead language prevent competition and jealousy between today spoken language
Reply:well, simply beacuse Latin is a dead language. anymore. It's becomes a constant language, never changing. Imagine using a growing language, it would be hard because the language keeps on developing and gaining more meaning. By using latin, it lessens the confusion.
Reply:Latin is the lingua franca of science.
Reply:for the last 2000 years or so, LATIN has been the language of scholars.
not so much now, but the habit of using latin naming and words continues.
Reply:It is the universal language of scientists so that no mistakes can be made when speaking of medical treatments, botany etc etc. Basically so that they do not have to interpret names in languages other than their own.
Reply:It is universally recognised by scientist.
Reply:Latin is used because until very recently it was universally taught in the western world and much of western Asia, ie., it is (was) widespread.
Most European languages have a lot of Latin words or its derivatives still.
Because it is no longer a living language it is supposedly unchanging and universally uniform. This last statement, sad to say, is not completely true.
Lots of Latin words are rendered differently by the living languages in use today. I was pretty disappointed to see this years ago when I started working in S. America. I was told that the renderings resulted in the same pronunciation. This was also false.
Still, the different renderings are recognizable.
Reply:becuase latin is an old langage and doesnt change, that way once you know it anyone who knows it will no what you talk bout...
Reply:Latin has been used for the purposes of religion, science, and many other things. Latin is basically the core of every language, and everyone pretty much could understand it. It basically is the formula of words, so using one of the most ancient languages that is still understandable makes perfect sense.
What is the latin name for a great white shark?
Carcharodon carcharias
What is the latin name for a great white shark?
Carcharadon Carcharias
Reply:Carcharodon carcharias,
Reply:The latin name for a great white shark is Carcharodon carcharias.
What is the latin name for a great white shark?
Carcharadon Carcharias
Reply:Carcharodon carcharias,
Reply:The latin name for a great white shark is Carcharodon carcharias.
What is the latin name for the two types of fish?
What types?
Superclasses Agnatha (without jaws) and Gnathostomata (with jaws)?
Classes Chondryichthyes (cartilaginous fishes) and Ostheichthese (bony fishes)?
Subclasses Actinopterygii (ray-finned fish) and Sarcopterygii (lobe-finned fish)?
Or are you looking for the scientific name for certain species of fish? If you know the common name, you can find the scientific name on this website: http://www.fishbase.org/search.php
What is the latin name for the two types of fish?
Pelagic and Demersal
Reply:Betta Splendens, for siamese fighting fish
and xiphophorus maculatus for platy
Reply:Which two types of fish?
Superclasses Agnatha (without jaws) and Gnathostomata (with jaws)?
Classes Chondryichthyes (cartilaginous fishes) and Ostheichthese (bony fishes)?
Subclasses Actinopterygii (ray-finned fish) and Sarcopterygii (lobe-finned fish)?
Or are you looking for the scientific name for certain species of fish? If you know the common name, you can find the scientific name on this website: http://www.fishbase.org/search.php
What is the latin name for the two types of fish?
Pelagic and Demersal
Reply:Betta Splendens, for siamese fighting fish
and xiphophorus maculatus for platy
Reply:Which two types of fish?
I am looking for an uncommon boy name either latin more typical for american.?
I am pregnant, and now sure if its a boy or girl, I want an uncommon name but neat, my husband is mexican I am from the USA. Please someone help!!
I am looking for an uncommon boy name either latin more typical for american.?
Andin or Andino it means Andrew
Reply:Most latinos are giving their kids American names.
The last latinos I know who had babies named them: Leslie, Shelley, Alex, and Alexis.
I am american, and my husband is Mexican. We chose a mediterranean name for our daughter, and will probably go with a name that is of English origin for our baby-to-be. I really want to stay away from hispanic names....just me.
If you really want a latino name, I'd go with Xavier, or Matteo, or Artemio.
For a girl, I like Jimena or Xochitl, or Paola or Paolina.
I'd skip all the funky names like Nyeli, and Yadira, and Araceli, and Bethzy....yech.
Reply:Fabian...fay-bee-en or fab-bee-on
Reply:emmanuel %26amp; lariano are cute names for children with hispanic heritage. (:
Reply:FORREST
Reply:Go with Muhamid.
Reply:My wife heard an interesting latin/american name today: Furnaldo... it's kinda like a fun version of 'Geraldo'
Reply:Emmanuel (E-Man-you-ill)
Maricio (Mar-ee-see-oh)
Jose (hose-aye)
Gabriella
Isabella
Marie
I am looking for an uncommon boy name either latin more typical for american.?
Andin or Andino it means Andrew
Reply:Most latinos are giving their kids American names.
The last latinos I know who had babies named them: Leslie, Shelley, Alex, and Alexis.
I am american, and my husband is Mexican. We chose a mediterranean name for our daughter, and will probably go with a name that is of English origin for our baby-to-be. I really want to stay away from hispanic names....just me.
If you really want a latino name, I'd go with Xavier, or Matteo, or Artemio.
For a girl, I like Jimena or Xochitl, or Paola or Paolina.
I'd skip all the funky names like Nyeli, and Yadira, and Araceli, and Bethzy....yech.
Reply:Fabian...fay-bee-en or fab-bee-on
Reply:emmanuel %26amp; lariano are cute names for children with hispanic heritage. (:
Reply:FORREST
Reply:Go with Muhamid.
Reply:My wife heard an interesting latin/american name today: Furnaldo... it's kinda like a fun version of 'Geraldo'
Reply:Emmanuel (E-Man-you-ill)
Maricio (Mar-ee-see-oh)
Jose (hose-aye)
Gabriella
Isabella
Marie
Whats the latin name for the herbalist monks of the 12th century?
de materia medica
Whats the latin name for the herbalist monks of the 12th century?
Dunno but a lot of them were Benedictines
Reply:mendicants or something like that?
Reply:monachus medicus
Reply:The word is herbarian.
Reply:apothecary monks.
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Whats the latin name for the herbalist monks of the 12th century?
Dunno but a lot of them were Benedictines
Reply:mendicants or something like that?
Reply:monachus medicus
Reply:The word is herbarian.
Reply:apothecary monks.
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What is the name of this old spanish/latin song?
Its a latin/spanish song, really old (i think) and very often sung. I heard it on holiday but don't know what its called, i dont speak spanish but it has a word/phrase very often repeated that sounds like "Gwone talla mella, does anyone know what its actually called? and who sung it?
What is the name of this old spanish/latin song?
It 麓s called "Guantanamera"
You can hear a version here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Xl-jq08A...
What is the name of this old spanish/latin song?
It 麓s called "Guantanamera"
You can hear a version here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Xl-jq08A...
I'm trying to find out the nutritional value of a latin food called yame' aka name'?
Does it contain potassium?
I'm trying to find out the nutritional value of a latin food called yame' aka name'?
I am a little confused.
DO you mean the Root? Like Yam.
I'm trying to find out the nutritional value of a latin food called yame' aka name'?
I am a little confused.
DO you mean the Root? Like Yam.
Name 5 indispensable things to pack for a Latin American trip?
Help me brainstorm what to pack! This is a several month long backpacking trip spanning Mexico to Patagonia, so absolute necessity, weight and multi-function is important. Try not to repeat what has already been answered by someone else... if you can! Thanks.
Name 5 indispensable things to pack for a Latin American trip?
A small unimpressive frameless UL backpack, a backpacking hammock so you can sleep anywhere, rain or shine, jungle or village, without worrying about insects or what's on the ground, a compass, a water purifier, a big knife like a golok.
http://www.rayjardine.com/ray-way/Backpa...
http://hennessyhammock.com/
http://www.rei.com/product/738795
http://www.ebladestore.com/knives/BA2GWB...
Reply:condoms, bug spray, clean underwear (if you wear them), a passport, return ticket to your home town, a good attitude, and a camera.
Reply:Insect repellant
Phrase Book (Spanish and Portuguese if you are also going to Brazil)
2 changes of clothing
water bottle
camera
Name 5 indispensable things to pack for a Latin American trip?
A small unimpressive frameless UL backpack, a backpacking hammock so you can sleep anywhere, rain or shine, jungle or village, without worrying about insects or what's on the ground, a compass, a water purifier, a big knife like a golok.
http://www.rayjardine.com/ray-way/Backpa...
http://hennessyhammock.com/
http://www.rei.com/product/738795
http://www.ebladestore.com/knives/BA2GWB...
Reply:condoms, bug spray, clean underwear (if you wear them), a passport, return ticket to your home town, a good attitude, and a camera.
Reply:Insect repellant
Phrase Book (Spanish and Portuguese if you are also going to Brazil)
2 changes of clothing
water bottle
camera
Thursday, July 22, 2010
How do you decide on a name for your baby if your a different race and the father is latin?
Latin names are so different from other names in the world like Carlos and Juan just to name a few but our baby will be mixed and i cant think of a way to make us bother feel comfortable and the babay have both curtures in the name please help also can you suggest some names for girls and boys. Thanks in advance
How do you decide on a name for your baby if your a different race and the father is latin?
Wow the love of a child is suck a beautiful thing, the name s however is very inportant. Oprah did a show awhile back and she showed that society still pick people by there names. Just pick a name you like nutting ghetto nuttin too latin just a nice calm name that will have your child in his or her life.
Reply:I'm Danish and my hubby is a europen mix(he's a mutt lol) So all 4 of our kids have a Danish name either 1st or second:
Soren Arther
Kaile Aksel
Annika Lily
Odin Gordon
It works, our kids each get to carry a bit of their home countries with them.
Reply:Here are a few names that are "latin" that I think are universal and nicknames for them:
Gabriella "Hero of God." (Call her Gaby)
Maria "Wished-for child."
Isabella "God's promise." (Call her Isa, Bella, Bell)
Gabriel "Hero of God." (Call him Gabe)
Ricardo "Powerful leader." (call him Ricky, Rico, Ric)
Reply:Rosalyn, Roslyn, Rose , Rosa, Rosalie
Reply:Maybe a first name can be of one mom's race and the middle name of the dad's race.
Reply:ask God for help
Reply:Race shouldn't matter when you choose a name. Just find a name that you both love and agree on! There are many baby books out there for just this purpose; I recommend 25,001 Baby Names.
Reply:You pick one part of the child's name (first or middle) and then the child's father picks the other part of the name that you did not pick (first or middle).
This is the way me and my fiance are going to do when we conceive. I am going to pick the middle and he is picking the first.
Here are names:
Girl:
Ava
Emily
Madison
Emma
Olivia
Isabella
Abigail
Hannah
Alexis
Sarah
Sophia
Grace
Elizabeth
Samantha
Kayla
Julia
Alyssa
Ella
Lauren
Anna
Mia
Chloe
Natalie
Morgan
Gianna
Taylor
Brianna
Brooke
Hailey
Ashley
Riley
Lily
Savannah
Mackenzie
Sydney
Paige
Victoria
Nevaeh
Leah
Jessica
Rachel
Addison
Gabriella
Megan
Angelina
Kylie
Alexandra
Kaitlyn
Lillian
Kaylee
Gabrielle
Allison
Makayla
Katherine
Jenna
Katelyn
Faith
Haley
Destiny
Madeline
Sara
Molly
Maya
Alexa
Mary
Avery
Rebecca
Autumn
Keira
Erin
Zoe
Amanda
Jordan
Maria
Amelia
Jasmine
Nicole
Lydia
Madelyn
Trinity
Aubrey
Arianna
Marissa
Aaliyah
Mariah
Jayla
Caroline
Jocelyn
Rylee
Kathryn
Layla
Claire
Isabelle
Eva
Margaret
Cassidy
Katie
Peyton
Mya
Zoey
Boy:
Michael
Matthew
Joseph
Anthony
Christopher
Daniel
Nicholas
Ryan
Joshua
Alexander
Jacob
Justin
David
Andrew
John
Ethan
James
Tyler
William
Jayden
Jack
Brandon
Kevin
Jonathan
Christian
Dylan
Jason
Benjamin
Aidan
Thomas
Samuel
Noah
Gabriel
Zachary
Elijah
Logan
Robert
Aiden
Jordan
Sean
Evan
Angel
Lucas
Brian
Luke
Nathan
Aaron
Connor
Isaiah
Adam
Eric
Alex
Charles
Kyle
Gavin
Steven
Owen
Jake
Sebastian
Xavier
Jose
Jaden
Liam
Vincent
Bryan
Austin
Jeremiah
Julian
Richard
Jeremy
Patrick
Nathaniel
Cameron
Isaac
Luis
Mason
Henry
Jackson
Tristan
Adrian
Carlos
Caleb
Dominic
Ian
Peter
Timothy
Colin
Joel
Devin
Paul
Antonio
Hunter
Juan
Diego
Derek
Kenneth
Victor
Edward
Jared
Mark
Reply:Boy name: Brad Heath
Girl name: Brook Amber
Reply:share the naming--both of you give the baby cultural names from your own heritage--either first or middle--as long as you agree and love the child; the name does not matter that much.
Reply:Matthew Carlos
Jacob Romeo
Faith Yolanda
Clarissa Maria
Priscilla Rosa
Joy to you!!!
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How do you decide on a name for your baby if your a different race and the father is latin?
Wow the love of a child is suck a beautiful thing, the name s however is very inportant. Oprah did a show awhile back and she showed that society still pick people by there names. Just pick a name you like nutting ghetto nuttin too latin just a nice calm name that will have your child in his or her life.
Reply:I'm Danish and my hubby is a europen mix(he's a mutt lol) So all 4 of our kids have a Danish name either 1st or second:
Soren Arther
Kaile Aksel
Annika Lily
Odin Gordon
It works, our kids each get to carry a bit of their home countries with them.
Reply:Here are a few names that are "latin" that I think are universal and nicknames for them:
Gabriella "Hero of God." (Call her Gaby)
Maria "Wished-for child."
Isabella "God's promise." (Call her Isa, Bella, Bell)
Gabriel "Hero of God." (Call him Gabe)
Ricardo "Powerful leader." (call him Ricky, Rico, Ric)
Reply:Rosalyn, Roslyn, Rose , Rosa, Rosalie
Reply:Maybe a first name can be of one mom's race and the middle name of the dad's race.
Reply:ask God for help
Reply:Race shouldn't matter when you choose a name. Just find a name that you both love and agree on! There are many baby books out there for just this purpose; I recommend 25,001 Baby Names.
Reply:You pick one part of the child's name (first or middle) and then the child's father picks the other part of the name that you did not pick (first or middle).
This is the way me and my fiance are going to do when we conceive. I am going to pick the middle and he is picking the first.
Here are names:
Girl:
Ava
Emily
Madison
Emma
Olivia
Isabella
Abigail
Hannah
Alexis
Sarah
Sophia
Grace
Elizabeth
Samantha
Kayla
Julia
Alyssa
Ella
Lauren
Anna
Mia
Chloe
Natalie
Morgan
Gianna
Taylor
Brianna
Brooke
Hailey
Ashley
Riley
Lily
Savannah
Mackenzie
Sydney
Paige
Victoria
Nevaeh
Leah
Jessica
Rachel
Addison
Gabriella
Megan
Angelina
Kylie
Alexandra
Kaitlyn
Lillian
Kaylee
Gabrielle
Allison
Makayla
Katherine
Jenna
Katelyn
Faith
Haley
Destiny
Madeline
Sara
Molly
Maya
Alexa
Mary
Avery
Rebecca
Autumn
Keira
Erin
Zoe
Amanda
Jordan
Maria
Amelia
Jasmine
Nicole
Lydia
Madelyn
Trinity
Aubrey
Arianna
Marissa
Aaliyah
Mariah
Jayla
Caroline
Jocelyn
Rylee
Kathryn
Layla
Claire
Isabelle
Eva
Margaret
Cassidy
Katie
Peyton
Mya
Zoey
Boy:
Michael
Matthew
Joseph
Anthony
Christopher
Daniel
Nicholas
Ryan
Joshua
Alexander
Jacob
Justin
David
Andrew
John
Ethan
James
Tyler
William
Jayden
Jack
Brandon
Kevin
Jonathan
Christian
Dylan
Jason
Benjamin
Aidan
Thomas
Samuel
Noah
Gabriel
Zachary
Elijah
Logan
Robert
Aiden
Jordan
Sean
Evan
Angel
Lucas
Brian
Luke
Nathan
Aaron
Connor
Isaiah
Adam
Eric
Alex
Charles
Kyle
Gavin
Steven
Owen
Jake
Sebastian
Xavier
Jose
Jaden
Liam
Vincent
Bryan
Austin
Jeremiah
Julian
Richard
Jeremy
Patrick
Nathaniel
Cameron
Isaac
Luis
Mason
Henry
Jackson
Tristan
Adrian
Carlos
Caleb
Dominic
Ian
Peter
Timothy
Colin
Joel
Devin
Paul
Antonio
Hunter
Juan
Diego
Derek
Kenneth
Victor
Edward
Jared
Mark
Reply:Boy name: Brad Heath
Girl name: Brook Amber
Reply:share the naming--both of you give the baby cultural names from your own heritage--either first or middle--as long as you agree and love the child; the name does not matter that much.
Reply:Matthew Carlos
Jacob Romeo
Faith Yolanda
Clarissa Maria
Priscilla Rosa
Joy to you!!!
chinese martial arts
What is the scientific, Latin name of the polar bear?
Ursus maritimus
What is the scientific, Latin name of the polar bear?
Ursus maritimus
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polar_bear
Reply:whenever in doubt of these things, use wikipedia.org
What is the scientific, Latin name of the polar bear?
Ursus maritimus
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polar_bear
Reply:whenever in doubt of these things, use wikipedia.org
What is the latin name for bacterial meningitis?
The name for the (usual) causative bacterium is neisseria meningitidis. Streptococcus Pneumoniae may be the infectant in children and babies.
What is the latin name for bacterial meningitis?
Meningitis Infectiosa? (I seem to remember that). ]
That's the disease - "Neisseria" is the actual germ itself.
What is the latin name for bacterial meningitis?
Meningitis Infectiosa? (I seem to remember that). ]
That's the disease - "Neisseria" is the actual germ itself.
Stupidos,cheapious.(their latin name) yes you guessed it's chavs. what exactly are these species of human?
we have all heard of chavs, but what exactly are they?
i know they are really annoying, and whatever bad things we want to call them under the sun.
but in your opinion, what do you think of these simple common creatures?
personally i hate their behaviour and the fact that they dress the same, act the same and do everything the same, and have a fear of being unique and an individual., but thats my opinion
Stupidos,cheapious.(their latin name) yes you guessed it's chavs. what exactly are these species of human?
I have no idea what you're talking about.... What is a "chav"?
i know they are really annoying, and whatever bad things we want to call them under the sun.
but in your opinion, what do you think of these simple common creatures?
personally i hate their behaviour and the fact that they dress the same, act the same and do everything the same, and have a fear of being unique and an individual., but thats my opinion
Stupidos,cheapious.(their latin name) yes you guessed it's chavs. what exactly are these species of human?
I have no idea what you're talking about.... What is a "chav"?
Does anybody know the Song in we were soldiers movies that was sung in latin, the name of group and song title?
Part of the song was saying something like: lay me down in the cold cold ground
Does anybody know the Song in we were soldiers movies that was sung in latin, the name of group and song title?
Get We Were Soldiers performed by Sgt. McKenzie
Original Scottish Version
Lay me doon in the caul caul groon
Whaur afore monie mair huv gaun
Lay me doon in the caul caul groon
Whaur afore monie mair huv gaun
When they come a wull staun ma groon
Staun ma groon al nae be afraid
Thoughts awe hame tak awa ma fear
Sweat an bluid hide ma veil awe tears
Ains a year say a prayer faur me
Close yir een an remember me
Nair mair shall a see the sun
For a fell tae a Germans gun
Lay me doon in the caul caul groon
Whaur afore monie mair huv gaun
Lay me doon in the caul caul groon
Whaur afore monie mair huv gaun
Whaur afore monie mair huv gaun
English Translation
Lay me down in the cold cold ground
Where before many more have gone
Lay me down in the cold cold ground
Where before many more have gone
When they come I will stand my ground
Stand my ground I'll not be afraid
Thoughts of home take away my fear
Sweat and blood hide my veil of tears
Once a year say a prayer for me
Close your eyes and remember me
Never more shall I see the sun
For I fell to a Germans gun
Lay me down in the cold cold ground
Where before many more have gone
Lay me down in the cold cold ground
Where before many more have gone
Where before many more have gone
In memory of Sgt. Charles Stuart MacKenzie
Seaforth Highlanders
Who along with many others gave up his life
So that we can live free
We will remember them
Reply:Joseph Kilna McKenzie - Sgt. McKenzie
It was Scottish accent
http://www.allthelyrics.com/lyrics/we_we...
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Does anybody know the Song in we were soldiers movies that was sung in latin, the name of group and song title?
Get We Were Soldiers performed by Sgt. McKenzie
Original Scottish Version
Lay me doon in the caul caul groon
Whaur afore monie mair huv gaun
Lay me doon in the caul caul groon
Whaur afore monie mair huv gaun
When they come a wull staun ma groon
Staun ma groon al nae be afraid
Thoughts awe hame tak awa ma fear
Sweat an bluid hide ma veil awe tears
Ains a year say a prayer faur me
Close yir een an remember me
Nair mair shall a see the sun
For a fell tae a Germans gun
Lay me doon in the caul caul groon
Whaur afore monie mair huv gaun
Lay me doon in the caul caul groon
Whaur afore monie mair huv gaun
Whaur afore monie mair huv gaun
English Translation
Lay me down in the cold cold ground
Where before many more have gone
Lay me down in the cold cold ground
Where before many more have gone
When they come I will stand my ground
Stand my ground I'll not be afraid
Thoughts of home take away my fear
Sweat and blood hide my veil of tears
Once a year say a prayer for me
Close your eyes and remember me
Never more shall I see the sun
For I fell to a Germans gun
Lay me down in the cold cold ground
Where before many more have gone
Lay me down in the cold cold ground
Where before many more have gone
Where before many more have gone
In memory of Sgt. Charles Stuart MacKenzie
Seaforth Highlanders
Who along with many others gave up his life
So that we can live free
We will remember them
Reply:Joseph Kilna McKenzie - Sgt. McKenzie
It was Scottish accent
http://www.allthelyrics.com/lyrics/we_we...
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If you were born in a beautiful Latin country, what would you like your name to be?
I like the name Daniela or Grisela. How about you?
If you were born in a beautiful Latin country, what would you like your name to be?
The long version of my name...Giovannina.
Reply:Estefania.
[eh-STUH-fahn-ee-uh]
That name is awesome.
Reply:Just Elizabeth
Reply:Ioannes, or joannes would be the Latin equivalent of John
Reply:Romanie
its not latin, but its pretty.
Reply:ha. i take latin and my latin name is cossandra. i like the name margharita too. its really a name =]
Reply:Cartia
{Cart-Ti-AHe}
Reply:Charmander
Reply:Carlito
Reply:Isabella. =)
Reply:Isabella or Esmerelda.
Reply:Jalapeno.
Reply:Caesar
Reply:I'd still have the same parents so hopefully the name I have now.
But I like Isabelle.
Reply:Maria
Say it loud and there's music playing. Say it soft and its almost like praying.
Reply:isabella
Reply:ana or isabella
Reply:bellla
Reply:hector
Reply:Id want my name to be like Isabella or Gabriella
Reply:Hah, my name is Daniella...well with two L's. In that case, I'd stick to it.
Reply:Well my name is Anna... and I love my name. so probably Ana!
If you were born in a beautiful Latin country, what would you like your name to be?
The long version of my name...Giovannina.
Reply:Estefania.
[eh-STUH-fahn-ee-uh]
That name is awesome.
Reply:Just Elizabeth
Reply:Ioannes, or joannes would be the Latin equivalent of John
Reply:Romanie
its not latin, but its pretty.
Reply:ha. i take latin and my latin name is cossandra. i like the name margharita too. its really a name =]
Reply:Cartia
{Cart-Ti-AHe}
Reply:Charmander
Reply:Carlito
Reply:Isabella. =)
Reply:Isabella or Esmerelda.
Reply:Jalapeno.
Reply:Caesar
Reply:I'd still have the same parents so hopefully the name I have now.
But I like Isabelle.
Reply:Maria
Say it loud and there's music playing. Say it soft and its almost like praying.
Reply:isabella
Reply:ana or isabella
Reply:bellla
Reply:hector
Reply:Id want my name to be like Isabella or Gabriella
Reply:Hah, my name is Daniella...well with two L's. In that case, I'd stick to it.
Reply:Well my name is Anna... and I love my name. so probably Ana!
What is the latin name for Jessica?
Well, I don't know about Latin but in pig latin its Essicaja
What is the latin name for Jessica?
Jesica.
Reply:Believe it or not, Shakespeare invented the name "Jessica" in his play "The Merchant of Venice". Shakespeare lived long after Latin was in use as a living language, so there may be no literal equivalent in Latin.
Reply:Jeesica
Reply:Ysenia
What is the latin name for Jessica?
Jesica.
Reply:Believe it or not, Shakespeare invented the name "Jessica" in his play "The Merchant of Venice". Shakespeare lived long after Latin was in use as a living language, so there may be no literal equivalent in Latin.
Reply:Jeesica
Reply:Ysenia
What is the latin name for civilization?
The Latin name for civilization is "Roman." Like the Greek-speakers before them, those who spoke Latin believed language and cultural origin defined what we would now call "civilization." In short, Latin-speakers believed that the only civilization in the world was Latin-speaking civilizations (that is, the Roman Empire). Everyone else was a barbarian (a word borrowed from Greek that literally means "those who speak bar-bar," that is, any non-Greek language which sounded to them like gibberish).
Latin-speakers would not have differentiated between "Roman" and "civilization." As far as they were concerned, being "civil" and "civilized" was a trait of the Roman Empire, not a defining category.
What is the latin name for civilization?
"The word itself comes from the Latin adjective civilis, a reference to a citizen. Citizens willingly bring themselves together in political, social, economic, and religious organizations -- they merge together, that is, in the interests of the larger community. Over time, the word civilization has come to imply something beyond organization -- it refers to a particular shared way of thinking about the world as well as a reflection on that world in art, literature, drama and a host of other cultural happenings."
Reply:Barbaria, barbaries..
Reply:The word "civilization" has two origins: (1) "civis" (Latin word for citizen or townsman), and (2), civilis (the adjective form of "civis"). In this sense, being "civilized" means being a citizen, who is governed by the law of his/her city, town or community. Civilization may also refer to the culture of a particular community.
Reply:civilizasion...
Latin-speakers would not have differentiated between "Roman" and "civilization." As far as they were concerned, being "civil" and "civilized" was a trait of the Roman Empire, not a defining category.
What is the latin name for civilization?
"The word itself comes from the Latin adjective civilis, a reference to a citizen. Citizens willingly bring themselves together in political, social, economic, and religious organizations -- they merge together, that is, in the interests of the larger community. Over time, the word civilization has come to imply something beyond organization -- it refers to a particular shared way of thinking about the world as well as a reflection on that world in art, literature, drama and a host of other cultural happenings."
Reply:Barbaria, barbaries..
Reply:The word "civilization" has two origins: (1) "civis" (Latin word for citizen or townsman), and (2), civilis (the adjective form of "civis"). In this sense, being "civilized" means being a citizen, who is governed by the law of his/her city, town or community. Civilization may also refer to the culture of a particular community.
Reply:civilizasion...
Is Lepidomeda Albiallis a Latin name (for white river spine dace? If not, what kind of name is it?
Please reply ASAP!!! thx.
Is Lepidomeda Albiallis a Latin name (for white river spine dace? If not, what kind of name is it?
Class:Actinopterygii (ray-finned fishes)
Order: Cypriniformes
Family: Cyprinidae
Check out fishbase.org! for more information about Lepidomeda albivallis - lepido- from the Greek means scale or flake
Reply:YES IT'S LATIN SEE ATTACHED LINK;s: Actinopterygii (ray-finned fishes)
Order: Cypriniformes
Family: Cyprinidae
Original name:
Lepidomeda albivallis
Author: Miller %26amp; Hubbs 1960
Source: Misc. Publ. Mus. Zool. Univ. Mich. No. 115 24 Pls. 1 (fig. C), 3 (fig. E)
Current status: Valid as *Lepidomeda albivallis* Miller %26amp; Hubbs 1960 -- (Lee et al. 1980:199 [ref. 22416], Page %26amp; Burr 1991:82 [ref. 18983], La Rivers 1994:462 [ref. 23389], Gilbert 1998:36 [ref. 23395], Fuller et al. 1999:85 [ref. 25838], Nelson et al. 2004:72 [ref. 27807], Scharpf 2005:21 [ref. 28940]). Type catalog: Gilbert 1998:36 [ref. 23395].
Type locality: White R., just below mouth of Ellison Creek, ca. 5 mi. northwest of Preston, White Pine Co., Nevada, U.S.A.
Type: UMMZ 173781
Other types: Paratypes: UMMZ 132180 (428) and UMMZ 124973 (14), 124977 (371), 124980 (61), 124984 (17), 124990 (111), 138331 (5).
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Is Lepidomeda Albiallis a Latin name (for white river spine dace? If not, what kind of name is it?
Class:Actinopterygii (ray-finned fishes)
Order: Cypriniformes
Family: Cyprinidae
Check out fishbase.org! for more information about Lepidomeda albivallis - lepido- from the Greek means scale or flake
Reply:YES IT'S LATIN SEE ATTACHED LINK;s: Actinopterygii (ray-finned fishes)
Order: Cypriniformes
Family: Cyprinidae
Original name:
Lepidomeda albivallis
Author: Miller %26amp; Hubbs 1960
Source: Misc. Publ. Mus. Zool. Univ. Mich. No. 115 24 Pls. 1 (fig. C), 3 (fig. E)
Current status: Valid as *Lepidomeda albivallis* Miller %26amp; Hubbs 1960 -- (Lee et al. 1980:199 [ref. 22416], Page %26amp; Burr 1991:82 [ref. 18983], La Rivers 1994:462 [ref. 23389], Gilbert 1998:36 [ref. 23395], Fuller et al. 1999:85 [ref. 25838], Nelson et al. 2004:72 [ref. 27807], Scharpf 2005:21 [ref. 28940]). Type catalog: Gilbert 1998:36 [ref. 23395].
Type locality: White R., just below mouth of Ellison Creek, ca. 5 mi. northwest of Preston, White Pine Co., Nevada, U.S.A.
Type: UMMZ 173781
Other types: Paratypes: UMMZ 132180 (428) and UMMZ 124973 (14), 124977 (371), 124980 (61), 124984 (17), 124990 (111), 138331 (5).
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CAS REF No.: 11934
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I have a plant that is called a Mexican Heather I need to know anything about it.. Latin name where?
The botanical name is Cuphea hyssopifolia.
Here are some links with information about it. It's commonly found in the following bloom colors: purple, pink and white.
http://www.floridata.com/ref/c/cuph_hys....
http://www.mobot.org/gardeninghelp/plant...
http://www.jaycjayc.com/cuphea-hyssopifo...
http://www.american-farms.com/text_plant...
Hope this helps.
I have a plant that is called a Mexican Heather I need to know anything about it.. Latin name where?
Well, I know they will survive if you don't water them very much - I had some which were neglected and they didn't die (moved from that house and they are still alive and well). They grew about 1-1/2 to 2 feet high and spread very wide- like a ground cover would. They stayed green all year long and the blooms lasted for quite a while, too. Once, I had to trim a couple of them back and it seemed like they came back twice as big!
Mexican Heather (Cuphea Hyssopifolia) - found web page with info - listed below.
Here are some links with information about it. It's commonly found in the following bloom colors: purple, pink and white.
http://www.floridata.com/ref/c/cuph_hys....
http://www.mobot.org/gardeninghelp/plant...
http://www.jaycjayc.com/cuphea-hyssopifo...
http://www.american-farms.com/text_plant...
Hope this helps.
I have a plant that is called a Mexican Heather I need to know anything about it.. Latin name where?
Well, I know they will survive if you don't water them very much - I had some which were neglected and they didn't die (moved from that house and they are still alive and well). They grew about 1-1/2 to 2 feet high and spread very wide- like a ground cover would. They stayed green all year long and the blooms lasted for quite a while, too. Once, I had to trim a couple of them back and it seemed like they came back twice as big!
Mexican Heather (Cuphea Hyssopifolia) - found web page with info - listed below.
Can anyone give me the Latin generic name for the plant GANZIA?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asteraceae
Can anyone give me the Latin generic name for the plant GANZIA?
according to the web its from the Dahlia family, meaning "daybreak".
Reply:"Ganzania rigens."
The family name is Asteraceae.
Here is a picture and other information:
http://www.azarboretum.org/plantlist/gaz...
Reply:They are `Gazania`, many species, family Asteraceae.
Reply:Are you sure that isn't latin.
Can anyone give me the Latin generic name for the plant GANZIA?
according to the web its from the Dahlia family, meaning "daybreak".
Reply:"Ganzania rigens."
The family name is Asteraceae.
Here is a picture and other information:
http://www.azarboretum.org/plantlist/gaz...
Reply:They are `Gazania`, many species, family Asteraceae.
Reply:Are you sure that isn't latin.
What is the Latin name for the element scandium?
It doesn't have one. Scandium was named by its Swedish discoverer for Scandinavia.
What is the Latin name for the element scandium?
Scandia - referring to Scandinavia where it was found
Reply:Discovered in Scandanavia.
Reply:Scandium was named for the Scandinavian peninsula. There is no Latin name for it.
Reply:Scandium comes from the Latin "Scandia" meaning Scandinavia.
Scandium doesn't have a Latin name per se because scandium wasn't discovered during the period when people spoke Latin. It wasn't found until 1879 and wasn't isolated until 1937.
What is the Latin name for the element scandium?
Scandia - referring to Scandinavia where it was found
Reply:Discovered in Scandanavia.
Reply:Scandium was named for the Scandinavian peninsula. There is no Latin name for it.
Reply:Scandium comes from the Latin "Scandia" meaning Scandinavia.
Scandium doesn't have a Latin name per se because scandium wasn't discovered during the period when people spoke Latin. It wasn't found until 1879 and wasn't isolated until 1937.
Can anyone give me the Latin generic name for the plant GANZIA?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asteraceae
Can anyone give me the Latin generic name for the plant GANZIA?
according to the web its from the Dahlia family, meaning "daybreak".
Reply:"Ganzania rigens."
The family name is Asteraceae.
Here is a picture and other information:
http://www.azarboretum.org/plantlist/gaz...
Reply:They are `Gazania`, many species, family Asteraceae.
Reply:Are you sure that isn't latin.
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Can anyone give me the Latin generic name for the plant GANZIA?
according to the web its from the Dahlia family, meaning "daybreak".
Reply:"Ganzania rigens."
The family name is Asteraceae.
Here is a picture and other information:
http://www.azarboretum.org/plantlist/gaz...
Reply:They are `Gazania`, many species, family Asteraceae.
Reply:Are you sure that isn't latin.
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What is the Latin name for the element scandium?
It doesn't have one. Scandium was named by its Swedish discoverer for Scandinavia.
What is the Latin name for the element scandium?
Scandia - referring to Scandinavia where it was found
Reply:Discovered in Scandanavia.
Reply:Scandium was named for the Scandinavian peninsula. There is no Latin name for it.
Reply:Scandium comes from the Latin "Scandia" meaning Scandinavia.
Scandium doesn't have a Latin name per se because scandium wasn't discovered during the period when people spoke Latin. It wasn't found until 1879 and wasn't isolated until 1937.
What is the Latin name for the element scandium?
Scandia - referring to Scandinavia where it was found
Reply:Discovered in Scandanavia.
Reply:Scandium was named for the Scandinavian peninsula. There is no Latin name for it.
Reply:Scandium comes from the Latin "Scandia" meaning Scandinavia.
Scandium doesn't have a Latin name per se because scandium wasn't discovered during the period when people spoke Latin. It wasn't found until 1879 and wasn't isolated until 1937.
What are the two Latin words and their English meanings that create the name for the item in the picture?
The basket thing holding the food and such
Here is the link to the picture:
http://www.montgomerycountymd.gov/conten...
Please answer this! It is for extra credit which i really need!
What are the two Latin words and their English meanings that create the name for the item in the picture?
cornu + copiae = cornucopia
Cornu = horn
Copia = plenty, abundance, copiae = of plenty etc.
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By the way, I saw your other question asking for the meaning of the Latin word cornucopia, but cornucopia is an English word. The Latin word is cornucopiae
Here is the link to the picture:
http://www.montgomerycountymd.gov/conten...
Please answer this! It is for extra credit which i really need!
What are the two Latin words and their English meanings that create the name for the item in the picture?
cornu + copiae = cornucopia
Cornu = horn
Copia = plenty, abundance, copiae = of plenty etc.
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By the way, I saw your other question asking for the meaning of the Latin word cornucopia, but cornucopia is an English word. The Latin word is cornucopiae
Does the Latin piano styling have a technical name ?
I listen to a lot of Afro-Cuban jazz etc...and the one of the most recognizable aspects is the piano that is maybe 4 or 5 notes that goes up two notes then down 3 and is repeated. I know this is not a lot to go on... but does this piano style have a technical name or is it simply "salsa piano" ? The bass usually has a similiar harmony.
Does the Latin piano styling have a technical name ?
The foreword of "The Latin Real Book" by Chuck Sher publications indicates that the term "salsa" is very broad ranging in meaning (not unlike the term "jazz"); I'm inclined to think you might be describing a montuno in the sense that the piano is playing a repeated, syncopated vamp; that term (montuno) is also used to designate a vamp section with vocal call-and-response.
Does the Latin piano styling have a technical name ?
The foreword of "The Latin Real Book" by Chuck Sher publications indicates that the term "salsa" is very broad ranging in meaning (not unlike the term "jazz"); I'm inclined to think you might be describing a montuno in the sense that the piano is playing a repeated, syncopated vamp; that term (montuno) is also used to designate a vamp section with vocal call-and-response.
What a good middle name for a latin american male with the first name of TRISTON or SEBASTIAN?
Thanks
What a good middle name for a latin american male with the first name of TRISTON or SEBASTIAN?
Tristan Sawyer
Tristan Cole
Tristan James
Tristan David
Tristan John
Tristan Hunter
Sebastian James
Sebastian Aiden
Sebastian Jaye
Sebastian Cayden
I like Tristan alot better.
CONGRATS and best of luck :)
Reply:sebastian:richard, michael, ryan, evan, kyle, hunter, james-my favortie names
triston:gavin,evan, matthew, lev, dominico, edwin, james, cole
Reply:Latin Middle names: Tristan Antonio, Sebastian Bennet, Tristan Remy, Sebastian Hadrian.
Reply:Daniels or Dale....oh wait latin american I don't know still could be either :)
Reply:I love Tristen Ryan together...me and my hubby are considering it...you can also use tristen michael, Tristen thomas, Tristen John...the possibilites are endless...
I dont know about sebastian tho...it just reminds me to much of the crab on Little mermaid..and the dude on cruel intentions!!
Reply:Javier (J is pronounced like an H)
Reply:I personally dont like Triston (it sounds to girly) maybe use it for a middle name??
Reply:How about ....
Triston Dantel
Triston Xavier
Triston Caton
Sebastian Dantel
Sebastian Adan
Sebastian Elija
Reply:I dont know if these are exactly latin names, but I like
Tristan Jesus
Sebastian Eduardo
Reply:I know this gay guy named Triston Michael
Reply:Sebastian
Reply:Juon (pronouncing the J not like Y "jooaun)
Reply:Jay, Alan, James, Andrew, Michael,
Reply:My son's name is Tristan Mitchael! I love that name!
I also like Triston Ryan...
Triston Michael
Triston William
Triston Samuel
Triston Scott
Triston Wyatt
Triston Lee
Sebastian Ryan
Sebastian Scott
Sebastian Wyatt
Reply:festal
Reply:I love the name Triston, my suggestion for a middle name is Ryan. I think it sounds cute together!
Reply:Triston is spelled Tristan. Otherwise, it just looks like you didn't know how to spell it. I really don't care for either name. They don't sound "manly" in English. My favorite Hispanic men's names are Ricardo, Adan, Martin, and Rene.
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What a good middle name for a latin american male with the first name of TRISTON or SEBASTIAN?
Tristan Sawyer
Tristan Cole
Tristan James
Tristan David
Tristan John
Tristan Hunter
Sebastian James
Sebastian Aiden
Sebastian Jaye
Sebastian Cayden
I like Tristan alot better.
CONGRATS and best of luck :)
Reply:sebastian:richard, michael, ryan, evan, kyle, hunter, james-my favortie names
triston:gavin,evan, matthew, lev, dominico, edwin, james, cole
Reply:Latin Middle names: Tristan Antonio, Sebastian Bennet, Tristan Remy, Sebastian Hadrian.
Reply:Daniels or Dale....oh wait latin american I don't know still could be either :)
Reply:I love Tristen Ryan together...me and my hubby are considering it...you can also use tristen michael, Tristen thomas, Tristen John...the possibilites are endless...
I dont know about sebastian tho...it just reminds me to much of the crab on Little mermaid..and the dude on cruel intentions!!
Reply:Javier (J is pronounced like an H)
Reply:I personally dont like Triston (it sounds to girly) maybe use it for a middle name??
Reply:How about ....
Triston Dantel
Triston Xavier
Triston Caton
Sebastian Dantel
Sebastian Adan
Sebastian Elija
Reply:I dont know if these are exactly latin names, but I like
Tristan Jesus
Sebastian Eduardo
Reply:I know this gay guy named Triston Michael
Reply:Sebastian
Reply:Juon (pronouncing the J not like Y "jooaun)
Reply:Jay, Alan, James, Andrew, Michael,
Reply:My son's name is Tristan Mitchael! I love that name!
I also like Triston Ryan...
Triston Michael
Triston William
Triston Samuel
Triston Scott
Triston Wyatt
Triston Lee
Sebastian Ryan
Sebastian Scott
Sebastian Wyatt
Reply:festal
Reply:I love the name Triston, my suggestion for a middle name is Ryan. I think it sounds cute together!
Reply:Triston is spelled Tristan. Otherwise, it just looks like you didn't know how to spell it. I really don't care for either name. They don't sound "manly" in English. My favorite Hispanic men's names are Ricardo, Adan, Martin, and Rene.
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What is a good website for the name of roman foods in latin?
http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~mjw/recipes/ethni...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/history/roma...
What is a good website for the name of roman foods in latin?
Go to www.fancyfood.com/6roman839/latin
It's really helpful for different countries food, it has a translator, plus delicious recipes!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/history/roma...
What is a good website for the name of roman foods in latin?
Go to www.fancyfood.com/6roman839/latin
It's really helpful for different countries food, it has a translator, plus delicious recipes!
What is a good restaurant name for a Carribean/Latin themed restaurant?
La Isla Cocina
Cocina Del Isla
Cocina Caribe
What is a good restaurant name for a Carribean/Latin themed restaurant?
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Tequila Mockingbird
Coco Nuts
Reply:MUCHO CHUCKNEY EXPRESS
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Reply:Bahama Breeze lol oops thats taken.
Cocina Del Isla
Cocina Caribe
What is a good restaurant name for a Carribean/Latin themed restaurant?
UVA ROCKS HOKIES SUCK!!
please if you still have the enfamil, please email me at tonnie_rnATyahooDOTcom
thanks so much, sorry i didn't check back in time, i really didnt' expect u to say yes...thanks so much!!
Reply:The Rum Runner
Tequila Mockingbird
Coco Nuts
Reply:MUCHO CHUCKNEY EXPRESS
Reply:Bongo
Reply:Bahama Breeze lol oops thats taken.
Which animal has the same english name as its nomenclature or latin name?
Bison (Bison bison)
Boa constrictor (Boa constrictor)
Gorilla (Gorilla gorilla)
Hippopotamus (Hippopotamus amphibius)
Lynx (Lynx lynx)
Some pythons also belong to the genus Python, e.g. Python regius, the royal python.
Which animal has the same english name as its nomenclature or latin name?
Hippopotamus.
Reply:The gorilla. In fact the genus and species name are the same, Gorilla gorilla. The common chicken has a similar latin name, Gallus gallus. This naming convention is peculair to Zoology. In Botany, it is not permissible to have a species whose genus name is the same.
BTW: almost all dinosaurs are known by their latin names. This is true of most other extinct animals.
Reply:BISON BISON
'american buffalo'
Reply:Rhinoceros ( nose horn in Latin )
Reply:not quite but rattus rattus
Reply:um dinosaur?
i honestly do not know. *shrugs*
Reply:Lots of them. Gekko, chameleon, python, alligator, kogia (a whale), grampus (another), bison, llama, lynx, and there are a bunch for which the generic and common names differ by only a couple of letters.
Reply:no idea
Reply:Gorilla.
Boa constrictor (Boa constrictor)
Gorilla (Gorilla gorilla)
Hippopotamus (Hippopotamus amphibius)
Lynx (Lynx lynx)
Some pythons also belong to the genus Python, e.g. Python regius, the royal python.
Which animal has the same english name as its nomenclature or latin name?
Hippopotamus.
Reply:The gorilla. In fact the genus and species name are the same, Gorilla gorilla. The common chicken has a similar latin name, Gallus gallus. This naming convention is peculair to Zoology. In Botany, it is not permissible to have a species whose genus name is the same.
BTW: almost all dinosaurs are known by their latin names. This is true of most other extinct animals.
Reply:BISON BISON
'american buffalo'
Reply:Rhinoceros ( nose horn in Latin )
Reply:not quite but rattus rattus
Reply:um dinosaur?
i honestly do not know. *shrugs*
Reply:Lots of them. Gekko, chameleon, python, alligator, kogia (a whale), grampus (another), bison, llama, lynx, and there are a bunch for which the generic and common names differ by only a couple of letters.
Reply:no idea
Reply:Gorilla.
What is the latin name for mercury?
Hydrargyrum
What is the latin name for mercury?
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Reply:mercury IS the latin name. you are thinking of quicksilver
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What is the latin name for mercury?
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Reply:Mario
Reply:mercury IS the latin name. you are thinking of quicksilver
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What is the latin name of tungsten?
Wolfram
What is the latin name of tungsten?
tungsteno
Reply:The symbol for tungsten, W, comes from tungsten's Latin name Wolfram. The Latin name is derived from the tungsten mineral wolframite.
Reply:Wolfram or wolframium.
Reply:There is none, it was unknown to the ancient world. The W is foe wolframite the principle ore of Tungsten.
What is the latin name of tungsten?
tungsteno
Reply:The symbol for tungsten, W, comes from tungsten's Latin name Wolfram. The Latin name is derived from the tungsten mineral wolframite.
Reply:Wolfram or wolframium.
Reply:There is none, it was unknown to the ancient world. The W is foe wolframite the principle ore of Tungsten.
What is the latin name of tungsten?
Wolfram
What is the latin name of tungsten?
tungsteno
Reply:The symbol for tungsten, W, comes from tungsten's Latin name Wolfram. The Latin name is derived from the tungsten mineral wolframite.
Reply:Wolfram or wolframium.
Reply:There is none, it was unknown to the ancient world. The W is foe wolframite the principle ore of Tungsten.
What is the latin name of tungsten?
tungsteno
Reply:The symbol for tungsten, W, comes from tungsten's Latin name Wolfram. The Latin name is derived from the tungsten mineral wolframite.
Reply:Wolfram or wolframium.
Reply:There is none, it was unknown to the ancient world. The W is foe wolframite the principle ore of Tungsten.
Can anybody name any words with at least 20 letters in it with Latin roots?
I have been given a scavenger hunt and one of the mysteries is to find at least 5 words with at least 20 letters that has latin roots, and I need your help.
Can anybody name any words with at least 20 letters in it with Latin roots?
antidisestablishmentarianism
the root here is "sto", meaning stand, and gives us the word "eSTAblish"
Can anybody name any words with at least 20 letters in it with Latin roots?
antidisestablishmentarianism
the root here is "sto", meaning stand, and gives us the word "eSTAblish"
What is the latin name of antimony?
Stibium
What is the latin name of antimony?
Stibnum. That's why the chemical symbol is Sb.
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What is the latin name of antimony?
Stibnum. That's why the chemical symbol is Sb.
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Does anyone know the name of the sorta latin song played before a cardinal player bats?
"The Anthem" by Pitbull maybe...
I really don't know what your talking about.
I really don't know what your talking about.
What is the latin equivalent(sp?) of the name sarah? ?
for latin i have 2 find a latin name and have always liked the name sarah and i think i found it but i dont kno if its correct
What is the latin equivalent(sp?) of the name sarah? ?
Vicipaedia, the Latin Wikipedia, says "Sara", the same as in contemporary Italian.
http://la.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sara
List of Ancient Roman Feminine Names : http://www.behindthename.com/nmc/rom-anc...
Reply:not sure, sorry
Reply:hmm... if you need a good translation source, here's an excellent webiste: freedict.com i've looked around for sarah... but there doesn't seem to be one... FYI: In Latin, the names of people which are not derived from Latin are usually used the same way it's spelled (exp: "Mihi nomen est Sarah" translated: "My name is Sarah") as you see there, the name sarah did not have a translation, it is kept the way it is... So think of a word that you find interesting (cat, dog, wind, etc) and translate it. Here are some Latin names (based on my Latin book which I'm studying) Melissa, Metella, Rufilla. Hope this helped.
Reply:I know an italian girl named Sarafina (sah-rah-fee-nah) but I'm pretty sure sara is also a latin name.
Reply:There's no real equivalent, to Sarah or to 'princess.' 'Patricia' is a Roman word that eventually became a woman's name that meant a woman of the patrician caste, who were the landholders and were eligible to hold political office in the Republican period. It's probably closest in meaning to 'Sarah'.
Reply:Sarra.
I found it in the Latin Vulgate Bible at Hebrews ch. 11 v. 11. http://www.fourmilab.ch/etexts/www/Vulga...
Reply:In spanish and italian its Sara, both languages have a latin origin.
Reply:is SARA in spanish. SARAH in eglish. Origens from SARAI Is a hebrew name, and it means mother of nations (according to the bible)
Reply:%26lt;%26lt;%26lt; Im a Sarah also..
I have researched this name as far back as I can..
its hebrew meaning Princess..
was Abrahams wifes name..
and I have looked at other languages and it seems Sarah is the #1 most populous name in the world (female names).. and its pronounced exactly the same no matter where you are from.. English to chinese etc etc...
Reply:do you mean spanish or actual latin?
Reply:There is no Latin equivalent for Sarah. But this might interest you: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarah_(fema...
Here are some Latin names: http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Appendix:R...
Reply:Sarah doesnt have a latin equivalent
Reply:Sara originated from Hebrew and hasn't changed much. So as Sara in English is from Latin which, in turn, was from Hebrew - then I guess its the same.
Oh - and by the way, 'Sara' means Princess in Biblical Hebrew.
What is the latin equivalent(sp?) of the name sarah? ?
Vicipaedia, the Latin Wikipedia, says "Sara", the same as in contemporary Italian.
http://la.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sara
List of Ancient Roman Feminine Names : http://www.behindthename.com/nmc/rom-anc...
Reply:not sure, sorry
Reply:hmm... if you need a good translation source, here's an excellent webiste: freedict.com i've looked around for sarah... but there doesn't seem to be one... FYI: In Latin, the names of people which are not derived from Latin are usually used the same way it's spelled (exp: "Mihi nomen est Sarah" translated: "My name is Sarah") as you see there, the name sarah did not have a translation, it is kept the way it is... So think of a word that you find interesting (cat, dog, wind, etc) and translate it. Here are some Latin names (based on my Latin book which I'm studying) Melissa, Metella, Rufilla. Hope this helped.
Reply:I know an italian girl named Sarafina (sah-rah-fee-nah) but I'm pretty sure sara is also a latin name.
Reply:There's no real equivalent, to Sarah or to 'princess.' 'Patricia' is a Roman word that eventually became a woman's name that meant a woman of the patrician caste, who were the landholders and were eligible to hold political office in the Republican period. It's probably closest in meaning to 'Sarah'.
Reply:Sarra.
I found it in the Latin Vulgate Bible at Hebrews ch. 11 v. 11. http://www.fourmilab.ch/etexts/www/Vulga...
Reply:In spanish and italian its Sara, both languages have a latin origin.
Reply:is SARA in spanish. SARAH in eglish. Origens from SARAI Is a hebrew name, and it means mother of nations (according to the bible)
Reply:%26lt;%26lt;%26lt; Im a Sarah also..
I have researched this name as far back as I can..
its hebrew meaning Princess..
was Abrahams wifes name..
and I have looked at other languages and it seems Sarah is the #1 most populous name in the world (female names).. and its pronounced exactly the same no matter where you are from.. English to chinese etc etc...
Reply:do you mean spanish or actual latin?
Reply:There is no Latin equivalent for Sarah. But this might interest you: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarah_(fema...
Here are some Latin names: http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Appendix:R...
Reply:Sarah doesnt have a latin equivalent
Reply:Sara originated from Hebrew and hasn't changed much. So as Sara in English is from Latin which, in turn, was from Hebrew - then I guess its the same.
Oh - and by the way, 'Sara' means Princess in Biblical Hebrew.
What is the name of the 80s movie where the son dies and the father goes to Latin America to investigate?
I remember there was a girl friend who spends most of the time with the dad, and the dad learns about the revolution and the lies that are part of the revolution...or something like that.
What is the name of the 80s movie where the son dies and the father goes to Latin America to investigate?
Missing
It was a true story about thousands of political "disappearances"/murders during the U.S. backed coup in Chile in 1973 that killed President Salvador Allende and installed Augusto Pinochet as Dictator.
Jack Lemmon played the father and Sissy Spacek played the girl friend. Directed by Costa Gavras. One of my favorite films of the 1980s.
Reply:No clue, hope u get the answer
What is the name of the 80s movie where the son dies and the father goes to Latin America to investigate?
Missing
It was a true story about thousands of political "disappearances"/murders during the U.S. backed coup in Chile in 1973 that killed President Salvador Allende and installed Augusto Pinochet as Dictator.
Jack Lemmon played the father and Sissy Spacek played the girl friend. Directed by Costa Gavras. One of my favorite films of the 1980s.
Reply:No clue, hope u get the answer
Can you name the Music from the Latin American countries like Puerto Rico is Regueton, Cuba is Conga?
Central America?
South America?
Can you name the Music from the Latin American countries like Puerto Rico is Regueton, Cuba is Conga?
Argentina is tango
Colombia is Cumbia and Vallenato
Honduras is Punta
Dominican Republic is Bachata
Brazil is Samba
I cant remember more...
Colombia is passion
Reply:brazil, samba
colombia, cumbia
guatemala, marimba
honduras, punta
nicaragua, folklore
el salvador, cumbia
mexico, rancheras
that is all i know.
Reply:Here are a couple
Mexico - Rancheras, Banda, Grupera, Pasito Duranguence,Boleros
Honduras - Punta
Colombia - Cumbias, Salsa, Vallenato
Brasil - Samba
Argentina- Tango
Dominican Republic - Merengue, Bachata
Puerto Rico- Regueton, Salsa
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South America?
Can you name the Music from the Latin American countries like Puerto Rico is Regueton, Cuba is Conga?
Argentina is tango
Colombia is Cumbia and Vallenato
Honduras is Punta
Dominican Republic is Bachata
Brazil is Samba
I cant remember more...
Colombia is passion
Reply:brazil, samba
colombia, cumbia
guatemala, marimba
honduras, punta
nicaragua, folklore
el salvador, cumbia
mexico, rancheras
that is all i know.
Reply:Here are a couple
Mexico - Rancheras, Banda, Grupera, Pasito Duranguence,Boleros
Honduras - Punta
Colombia - Cumbias, Salsa, Vallenato
Brasil - Samba
Argentina- Tango
Dominican Republic - Merengue, Bachata
Puerto Rico- Regueton, Salsa
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I know Ilex is the latin name for holly but has ilex any connection with Ivy?
Ivy's scientific name (well, most of what is called ivy, anyway) is Hedera.
The only connection I can come up with now is that both holly and ivy were sacred in pre-christian Europe, as they both are evergreen. So is mistletoe... but anyway...
I know Ilex is the latin name for holly but has ilex any connection with Ivy?
not really
The only connection I can come up with now is that both holly and ivy were sacred in pre-christian Europe, as they both are evergreen. So is mistletoe... but anyway...
I know Ilex is the latin name for holly but has ilex any connection with Ivy?
not really
Can anyone please name these elements derived from their Latin roots?
Roots Element
Carbon ?
Cuprum ?
Fluere ?
Gallia ?
Aurum ?
Germania ?
Ferrum
Lutetia
Magnes
Nitrum
Rhenus
Rubidus
Scandia
Argentums
thanks!
Can anyone please name these elements derived from their Latin roots?
1. Carbon
2. Copper
3. Fluorine
3. Gallium
4. Gold
5. Germanium
6. Iron
7. Lutetium
8. Magnesium
9. Nitrogen
10. Rhenium
11. Rubidium
12. Scandium
13.Silver
Hope that helps
Reply:carbon
copper
fluorine
gallium
gold
germanium
iron
lutetium
magnesium
nitrogen
rhenium
rubidium
scandium
silver
Carbon ?
Cuprum ?
Fluere ?
Gallia ?
Aurum ?
Germania ?
Ferrum
Lutetia
Magnes
Nitrum
Rhenus
Rubidus
Scandia
Argentums
thanks!
Can anyone please name these elements derived from their Latin roots?
1. Carbon
2. Copper
3. Fluorine
3. Gallium
4. Gold
5. Germanium
6. Iron
7. Lutetium
8. Magnesium
9. Nitrogen
10. Rhenium
11. Rubidium
12. Scandium
13.Silver
Hope that helps
Reply:carbon
copper
fluorine
gallium
gold
germanium
iron
lutetium
magnesium
nitrogen
rhenium
rubidium
scandium
silver
A latin name combination with Daniela or Ava, please?
My boyfriend and I originally agreed on the name Ava Renee Garcia for our little girl, but his mom doesn't like Renee, so we're back to the beginning. He wants to name he Ava Daniela Garcia, but I feel like that is too sing-songy sounding. He doesn't like Grace or Leigh. We also like Annaliese, but he wants it to sound more hispanic with the right middle name combination. Our girl is due in 2 weeks and we just can't agree! Any help?
Oh, yeah. Last name is Garcia.
A latin name combination with Daniela or Ava, please?
Our little girl is Ava Lucia.
Reply:Ava Rosaura
Ava Isaura
Ava Esperanza
Reply:I don't like Ava. What about . . .
Victoria Danielle Garcia --- Nickname: Vicky
Daniela Riella Garcia ---- Nickname: Dani
Samantha Danielle Garcia --- Nickname: Sammy, Sam
Nichola Daniela Garcia --- Nickname: Nikki
Angelina Danielle Garcia --- Nickname: Angel, Lina
Andrea Ava Garcia --- Nickname: Andy
Marisol Danielle Garcia --- Nickname: Mari
Maribelle Daniela Garcia -- Nickname: Mari, Belle
Reina Ava Garcia --- Nickname: Rei
Lola Daniela Garcia --- Nickname: Lala
Josephine Ava Garcia --- Nickname: Josie
Josehlin Danielle Garcia --- Nickname: Jos
Jacinda Ava Garcia --- Nickname: Jacy
Gabrielle Ava Garcia --- Nickname: Gaby, Ellie
Alayna Annaliese Garcia --- Nickname: Layna, Anna
Anna Jessica Garcia --- Nickname: Jess
Good luck!! Hope I helped!!
Best wishes!!
-Julie-
EDIT:
Lena Marie Garcia
Alyssa Annaliese Garcia
Vanessa Daniela Garcia
Vanessa Danielle Garcia
Congrats!!
Reply:Ava Jacinta Garcia
Reply:Ava Elena Garcia
Ava Raina Garcia
Ava Raquel Garcia
Aca Rosalind Garcia
Ava Isabel Garcia
Ava Jovana Garcia
Ava Crisanna Garcia
Ava Sofia Garcia
Avaliese Garcia
Ava Patricia Garcia
Ava Lucia Garcia
Reply:Annaliese Daniella.
But so what if his mom don't like the name, its your baby %26amp; you should go with what you like.
:)
Reply:I love Ava Danielle...it sounds really nice together!
Ava Daniella sounds odd just b/c its to A sounds....
Ava Maria..sounds hispanic..and even tho its 2 A soudns its not as bad as Daniella..although that is one of my favorite names.
I use to love Annaliese..but its such a mouthfull i feel like!
so my suggestions would either be
Ava Maria
Ava Marie
Ava Rosalee
Ava Danielle
Good Luck
Reply:Why does his mother have say in what you and your boyfriend name your child???? You aren't even married to him! I say stick with Ava Renee Garcia it's very pretty.
Tell his mom to butt out!
Reply:danielava garcia
Reply:Ava Lily Garcia
Oh, yeah. Last name is Garcia.
A latin name combination with Daniela or Ava, please?
Our little girl is Ava Lucia.
Reply:Ava Rosaura
Ava Isaura
Ava Esperanza
Reply:I don't like Ava. What about . . .
Victoria Danielle Garcia --- Nickname: Vicky
Daniela Riella Garcia ---- Nickname: Dani
Samantha Danielle Garcia --- Nickname: Sammy, Sam
Nichola Daniela Garcia --- Nickname: Nikki
Angelina Danielle Garcia --- Nickname: Angel, Lina
Andrea Ava Garcia --- Nickname: Andy
Marisol Danielle Garcia --- Nickname: Mari
Maribelle Daniela Garcia -- Nickname: Mari, Belle
Reina Ava Garcia --- Nickname: Rei
Lola Daniela Garcia --- Nickname: Lala
Josephine Ava Garcia --- Nickname: Josie
Josehlin Danielle Garcia --- Nickname: Jos
Jacinda Ava Garcia --- Nickname: Jacy
Gabrielle Ava Garcia --- Nickname: Gaby, Ellie
Alayna Annaliese Garcia --- Nickname: Layna, Anna
Anna Jessica Garcia --- Nickname: Jess
Good luck!! Hope I helped!!
Best wishes!!
-Julie-
EDIT:
Lena Marie Garcia
Alyssa Annaliese Garcia
Vanessa Daniela Garcia
Vanessa Danielle Garcia
Congrats!!
Reply:Ava Jacinta Garcia
Reply:Ava Elena Garcia
Ava Raina Garcia
Ava Raquel Garcia
Aca Rosalind Garcia
Ava Isabel Garcia
Ava Jovana Garcia
Ava Crisanna Garcia
Ava Sofia Garcia
Avaliese Garcia
Ava Patricia Garcia
Ava Lucia Garcia
Reply:Annaliese Daniella.
But so what if his mom don't like the name, its your baby %26amp; you should go with what you like.
:)
Reply:I love Ava Danielle...it sounds really nice together!
Ava Daniella sounds odd just b/c its to A sounds....
Ava Maria..sounds hispanic..and even tho its 2 A soudns its not as bad as Daniella..although that is one of my favorite names.
I use to love Annaliese..but its such a mouthfull i feel like!
so my suggestions would either be
Ava Maria
Ava Marie
Ava Rosalee
Ava Danielle
Good Luck
Reply:Why does his mother have say in what you and your boyfriend name your child???? You aren't even married to him! I say stick with Ava Renee Garcia it's very pretty.
Tell his mom to butt out!
Reply:danielava garcia
Reply:Ava Lily Garcia
Does anyone know the latin name for mosiquito?
I can really use your help thanks!!!
Does anyone know the latin name for mosiquito?
is mosiquito a word?
if it's mosquito.... then in spanish is the same "mosquito"...or you can also say "mosca" but that's wasp.
Reply:Are you looking for the scientific name or the Latin word used by the Romans? There is a difference.
The Latin word is culex.
Reply:culex, culicis (masc.) = mosquito - used by Horace and Pliny.
Reply:mosquito? its the same
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Does anyone know the latin name for mosiquito?
is mosiquito a word?
if it's mosquito.... then in spanish is the same "mosquito"...or you can also say "mosca" but that's wasp.
Reply:Are you looking for the scientific name or the Latin word used by the Romans? There is a difference.
The Latin word is culex.
Reply:culex, culicis (masc.) = mosquito - used by Horace and Pliny.
Reply:mosquito? its the same
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What is the oldest tree species in the world (use the latin and common name)?
Ancient Bristlecone Pine. A specimen in California has survived for 4767 years, more than a millenia more than the next oldest tree.
What is the oldest tree species in the world (use the latin and common name)?
I don't know the Latin name, but the oldest trees currently alive are the bristlecone pines of California; they are far older than the redwoods and estimated to be over 5000 years old. If you are referring to the trees that are believed to have developed longest ago, that is a different species.
Reply:Pinus longaeva 4844 years old, Wheeler Peak, Nevada, USA
Pinus longaeva 4789 years, Methusela Methusela Walk, California, USA E.
Reply:The bristlecone pine, latin name Pinus longaeva.
The oldest on record is Methusela, this tree is in California.
PS Skydog, get a life! LOL
Reply:canivas sativa
Reply:the redwood tree, also called the tree of mystery. for obvious reasons.
Reply:red wood sequoia trees
Reply:the oldest tree is Great Basin Bristlecone Pine (Pinus longaeva): 4844 years
Reply:Dick Weed!
Reply:coconut tree. wth
Reply:peepul tree is the oldest tree in the world.
Reply:Pinus longaeva 4844 years old-Wheeler Peak, Nevada, USA
Ancient bristlecone pines (Pinus longaeva) in the Snake Range of Nevada, a few meters away from the remains of the Currey Tree, the oldest known tree of any species. The Currey Tree was, unfortunately, cut down by its discoverer, one of the saddest moments in the history of dendrochronology.
Reply:canibus sativa
Reply:Oldest trees
The oldest trees are determined by growth rings, which can be seen if the tree is cut down or in cores taken from the edge to the centre of the tree. Accurate determination is only possible for trees which produce growth rings, generally those which occur in seasonal climates; trees in uniform non-seasonal tropical climates grow continuously and do not have distinct growth rings. It is also only possible for trees which are solid to the centre of the tree; many very old trees become hollow as the dead heartwood decays away. For some of these species, age estimates have been made on the basis of extrapolating current growth rates, but the results are usually little better than guesswork or wild speculation.
The verified oldest measured ages are (Gymnosperm Database):
Great Basin Bristlecone Pine Pinus longaeva: 4844 years
Alerce Fitzroya cupressoides: 3622 years
Giant Sequoia Sequoia sempervirens: 3266 years
Huon-pine Lagarostrobos franklinii: 2500 years
Rocky Mountains Bristlecone Pine Pinus aristata: 2435 years
What is the oldest tree species in the world (use the latin and common name)?
I don't know the Latin name, but the oldest trees currently alive are the bristlecone pines of California; they are far older than the redwoods and estimated to be over 5000 years old. If you are referring to the trees that are believed to have developed longest ago, that is a different species.
Reply:Pinus longaeva 4844 years old, Wheeler Peak, Nevada, USA
Pinus longaeva 4789 years, Methusela Methusela Walk, California, USA E.
Reply:The bristlecone pine, latin name Pinus longaeva.
The oldest on record is Methusela, this tree is in California.
PS Skydog, get a life! LOL
Reply:canivas sativa
Reply:the redwood tree, also called the tree of mystery. for obvious reasons.
Reply:red wood sequoia trees
Reply:the oldest tree is Great Basin Bristlecone Pine (Pinus longaeva): 4844 years
Reply:Dick Weed!
Reply:coconut tree. wth
Reply:peepul tree is the oldest tree in the world.
Reply:Pinus longaeva 4844 years old-Wheeler Peak, Nevada, USA
Ancient bristlecone pines (Pinus longaeva) in the Snake Range of Nevada, a few meters away from the remains of the Currey Tree, the oldest known tree of any species. The Currey Tree was, unfortunately, cut down by its discoverer, one of the saddest moments in the history of dendrochronology.
Reply:canibus sativa
Reply:Oldest trees
The oldest trees are determined by growth rings, which can be seen if the tree is cut down or in cores taken from the edge to the centre of the tree. Accurate determination is only possible for trees which produce growth rings, generally those which occur in seasonal climates; trees in uniform non-seasonal tropical climates grow continuously and do not have distinct growth rings. It is also only possible for trees which are solid to the centre of the tree; many very old trees become hollow as the dead heartwood decays away. For some of these species, age estimates have been made on the basis of extrapolating current growth rates, but the results are usually little better than guesswork or wild speculation.
The verified oldest measured ages are (Gymnosperm Database):
Great Basin Bristlecone Pine Pinus longaeva: 4844 years
Alerce Fitzroya cupressoides: 3622 years
Giant Sequoia Sequoia sempervirens: 3266 years
Huon-pine Lagarostrobos franklinii: 2500 years
Rocky Mountains Bristlecone Pine Pinus aristata: 2435 years
Why do a lot of latin or hispanic families name their sons Jesus?
In the UK I don't know of anyone that has named their child Jesus
Why do a lot of latin or hispanic families name their sons Jesus?
Its pronounced differently and somewhat intended to name their son after the Christian religious Christ. Its a cultural thing, mostly, since many hispanics are very religious.
Milagros (Miracle), Concepcion (Conception), Maria (Mary), Jose (Joseph), Gabriel (Angel), a lot of hispanic names are based off of biblical people in the Catholic/Christian religion.
Reply:Because they have a lot of unexplained pregnancies!
Chaching!
"I didn't cheat on you... it was an immaculate conception!"
Reply:Jesus is just the Spanish version of Joshua, which is a perfectly common name in the UK.
Reply:lol they tend to be deeply religious unlike the uk.
Reply:They like the name I guess. Maybe they feel it brings purity depending on their beliefs.
Why do a lot of latin or hispanic families name their sons Jesus?
Its pronounced differently and somewhat intended to name their son after the Christian religious Christ. Its a cultural thing, mostly, since many hispanics are very religious.
Milagros (Miracle), Concepcion (Conception), Maria (Mary), Jose (Joseph), Gabriel (Angel), a lot of hispanic names are based off of biblical people in the Catholic/Christian religion.
Reply:Because they have a lot of unexplained pregnancies!
Chaching!
"I didn't cheat on you... it was an immaculate conception!"
Reply:Jesus is just the Spanish version of Joshua, which is a perfectly common name in the UK.
Reply:lol they tend to be deeply religious unlike the uk.
Reply:They like the name I guess. Maybe they feel it brings purity depending on their beliefs.
Can anyone tell me how the name of Marvin get to Latin America?
My name is Marvin and many people of the country of El Salvador have this name. My question is how did this welsh name get to this country with Spanish and Indian roots?
Can anyone tell me how the name of Marvin get to Latin America?
Many Welsh settled in South America. There are some towns (especially in Argentina - I've been there) that only speak Welsh Gaelic instead of Spanish, Portuguese, English, or their Native tongue.
Reply:A lot of English names came to countries in Central America by way of British intervention in the region. Basically, the British brought slaves from Africa to help them establish territory. That is the reason why most of the Atlantic coasts of countries in this region have large populations of people with African descent and they carry not only the English language but also English names and the Protestant religion. Here is an exmaple of a Central American with an English name:
Evans Quinn
http://www.boxrec.com/media/index.php?ti...
What Amanda Creek stated is also true. It could be one or the other. This reasons factor as to why people have these names.
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Can anyone tell me how the name of Marvin get to Latin America?
Many Welsh settled in South America. There are some towns (especially in Argentina - I've been there) that only speak Welsh Gaelic instead of Spanish, Portuguese, English, or their Native tongue.
Reply:A lot of English names came to countries in Central America by way of British intervention in the region. Basically, the British brought slaves from Africa to help them establish territory. That is the reason why most of the Atlantic coasts of countries in this region have large populations of people with African descent and they carry not only the English language but also English names and the Protestant religion. Here is an exmaple of a Central American with an English name:
Evans Quinn
http://www.boxrec.com/media/index.php?ti...
What Amanda Creek stated is also true. It could be one or the other. This reasons factor as to why people have these names.
equipmentmartial arts
Does this Latin name mean what I think it does?
Lanea Cunicula.
Further to my last question - which no one answered (What is "fluffy bunny" in Latin), I came up with Laneus (woollen, downy, fluffy) Cuniculus (rabbit).
So if I'm right, Lanea Cunicula would mean (female) fluffy bunny.
Does that sound right?
Does this Latin name mean what I think it does?
Just be careful using that, since cunicula had another meaning in Latin, one that still exists in English as a four letter word starting with the same three letters.
Further to my last question - which no one answered (What is "fluffy bunny" in Latin), I came up with Laneus (woollen, downy, fluffy) Cuniculus (rabbit).
So if I'm right, Lanea Cunicula would mean (female) fluffy bunny.
Does that sound right?
Does this Latin name mean what I think it does?
Just be careful using that, since cunicula had another meaning in Latin, one that still exists in English as a four letter word starting with the same three letters.
What is the scientific name(latin name) of plant?
i am not talking about mercury, venus earth seperately. only planet. please help!!!
What is the scientific name(latin name) of plant?
The Latin words for planet = Stella errans - literally, wandering star. 'Stella' alone sometimes used.
That's the Latin - as far as being scientific, I don't understand what you are after.
What is the scientific name(latin name) of plant?
The Latin words for planet = Stella errans - literally, wandering star. 'Stella' alone sometimes used.
That's the Latin - as far as being scientific, I don't understand what you are after.
Please would somebody tell me the Greek or Latin name for the science dealing with sharks?
http://www.elasmodiver.com/elasmobranch_...
has a nice taxonomy of the subclass elasmobranchii (sharks %26amp; kin). otherwise, as the others have stated, Ictheology for studying fish, shark bio in whatever language you speak for studying sharks.
Please would somebody tell me the Greek or Latin name for the science dealing with sharks?
ichthyologist but specifically sharks is a shark biologist
So, You Wanna Be a Shark Biologist
I receive queries about how to become a shark biologist at least a dozen times a month. The assumption seems to be that, since I am out there doing it and apparently quite successful at it, I must know "the secret".
I am a little uneasy about answering questions about how to become a shark biologist. This is in part because I get the distinct impression that most question askers have a somewhat glorified or idealized perception of what shark research entails and partly because I'm not sure that how I got where I am is a reliable path to recommend others to follow. My own path has been a strange mix of very traditional and highly unorthodox steps, requiring equal parts perseverance, hard work, and sheer luck.
About half of all queries about breaking into shark research ask specifically how to get be a Great White researcher. These make me very nervous. Sure, working with White Sharks is really neat, but setting out to be among the very, very few to study these rare and elusive creatures as a full-time career is a bit like setting out to become an astronaut. Frankly, you have a significantly better chance of becoming head of a Fortune 500 corporation than you have of becoming a full-time White Shark researcher.
For those of you who are unwavering in your certainty that shark research is what you really want to pursue as a career, I offer the following advice based on my own experience as well as that of many of my colleagues. It is offered in good faith and to the best of my abilities. But I cannot guarantee that if you follow my advice you absolutely, positively will end up a shark biologist.
Your best strategy is probably to blend my advice with that of your parents, professors, and friends and - above all - trust your instincts to help you find your own path 鈥?just as I have done.
Reply:An ichthyologist studies fish. I don't know if there is a special name for somebody who just studies sharks.
has a nice taxonomy of the subclass elasmobranchii (sharks %26amp; kin). otherwise, as the others have stated, Ictheology for studying fish, shark bio in whatever language you speak for studying sharks.
Please would somebody tell me the Greek or Latin name for the science dealing with sharks?
ichthyologist but specifically sharks is a shark biologist
So, You Wanna Be a Shark Biologist
I receive queries about how to become a shark biologist at least a dozen times a month. The assumption seems to be that, since I am out there doing it and apparently quite successful at it, I must know "the secret".
I am a little uneasy about answering questions about how to become a shark biologist. This is in part because I get the distinct impression that most question askers have a somewhat glorified or idealized perception of what shark research entails and partly because I'm not sure that how I got where I am is a reliable path to recommend others to follow. My own path has been a strange mix of very traditional and highly unorthodox steps, requiring equal parts perseverance, hard work, and sheer luck.
About half of all queries about breaking into shark research ask specifically how to get be a Great White researcher. These make me very nervous. Sure, working with White Sharks is really neat, but setting out to be among the very, very few to study these rare and elusive creatures as a full-time career is a bit like setting out to become an astronaut. Frankly, you have a significantly better chance of becoming head of a Fortune 500 corporation than you have of becoming a full-time White Shark researcher.
For those of you who are unwavering in your certainty that shark research is what you really want to pursue as a career, I offer the following advice based on my own experience as well as that of many of my colleagues. It is offered in good faith and to the best of my abilities. But I cannot guarantee that if you follow my advice you absolutely, positively will end up a shark biologist.
Your best strategy is probably to blend my advice with that of your parents, professors, and friends and - above all - trust your instincts to help you find your own path 鈥?just as I have done.
Reply:An ichthyologist studies fish. I don't know if there is a special name for somebody who just studies sharks.
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