Nelumbo lutea (American Lotus)
Nelumbo nucifera (Sacred Lotus)
Latin name for water Lilly?
Scientific classification
Name: Nymphaeaceae
Kingdom: Plantae
Division: Magnoliophyta
Class: Magnoliopsida
Order: Nymphaeales
Family: Nymphaeaceae
Reply:Water Lily: Latin: Nymphaeaceae
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Monday, August 23, 2010
Latin name for spider?
Latin name for Pig is Porcus
I need to combine Porcus and whatever the latin name for spider is (please help with that). Also, Can ya help me with combining the to.THANX SO MUCH
Latin name for spider?
Martox's answer is OK, but two points:
1) aranea can also mean spider as well as spider's-web (as the link he has provided shows). Therefore, you can use either aranea or araneus to mean spider.
2) assuming you want to know "Spiderpig" (as in the song from the Simpson's Movie), you should not be wanting to say "Spider-and-pig". Instead, you want to join the two words in one of the following ways:
- porcaranea (feminine)
- porcaraneus (masculine)
- araneaporca (feminine)
- araneoporcus (masculine)
The last two are probably best, as they contain the elements for spider and pig in that order. If you're a girl and it's a nickname for yourself, I recommend araneaporca.
Reply:The most used Latin word for spider is "Araneus" (while "aranea" is the spider's web).
To put together with Porcus you'll need for a conjunction that could be "et" or "ac" or "atque" or also "que" added to the second name.
Therefore Pig and Spider would be either "Porcus et araneus" or "Porcus atque araneus" or "Porcus araneusque". You can pick the one you like the best since all above conjunctions are interchangeable...!!
However this is valid if both nouns are the subject of the sentence. Should them be the direct object (as in "I've seen a pig and a spider") they would change into accusative case and translate "porcum et araneum vidi" or "porcum araneumque vidi"
Reply:Just checked my book...it's araneus or arano. Plural is Araneae.
In a combo form, you could try something like porcarano or aranoporcus.
Reply:aranea
Reply:aranea is spider's web
Reply:Spanish word for spider is ara帽a. And pig is puerco.
ara帽a-puerco
Reply:There's no such thing: they just took the Greek word arakhnidon and turned it into "arachnid", and called that a Latin word!
Reply:Juanita
Reply:aracnopuerco
aracnido=aran'a
cerdo=puerco
Reply:arachnid
Reply:porkito
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I need to combine Porcus and whatever the latin name for spider is (please help with that). Also, Can ya help me with combining the to.THANX SO MUCH
Latin name for spider?
Martox's answer is OK, but two points:
1) aranea can also mean spider as well as spider's-web (as the link he has provided shows). Therefore, you can use either aranea or araneus to mean spider.
2) assuming you want to know "Spiderpig" (as in the song from the Simpson's Movie), you should not be wanting to say "Spider-and-pig". Instead, you want to join the two words in one of the following ways:
- porcaranea (feminine)
- porcaraneus (masculine)
- araneaporca (feminine)
- araneoporcus (masculine)
The last two are probably best, as they contain the elements for spider and pig in that order. If you're a girl and it's a nickname for yourself, I recommend araneaporca.
Reply:The most used Latin word for spider is "Araneus" (while "aranea" is the spider's web).
To put together with Porcus you'll need for a conjunction that could be "et" or "ac" or "atque" or also "que" added to the second name.
Therefore Pig and Spider would be either "Porcus et araneus" or "Porcus atque araneus" or "Porcus araneusque". You can pick the one you like the best since all above conjunctions are interchangeable...!!
However this is valid if both nouns are the subject of the sentence. Should them be the direct object (as in "I've seen a pig and a spider") they would change into accusative case and translate "porcum et araneum vidi" or "porcum araneumque vidi"
Reply:Just checked my book...it's araneus or arano. Plural is Araneae.
In a combo form, you could try something like porcarano or aranoporcus.
Reply:aranea
Reply:aranea is spider's web
Reply:Spanish word for spider is ara帽a. And pig is puerco.
ara帽a-puerco
Reply:There's no such thing: they just took the Greek word arakhnidon and turned it into "arachnid", and called that a Latin word!
Reply:Juanita
Reply:aracnopuerco
aracnido=aran'a
cerdo=puerco
Reply:arachnid
Reply:porkito
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Latin name for the gray whale?
whats the latin name for the gray whale
whats there hapitat description
Latin name for the gray whale?
Eschrichtius robustus
Have a read matey: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grey_whale
Reply:Eschrichtius (formerly Rhachianectes) glaucus. Their habitat is the ocean (Pacific).
whats there hapitat description
Latin name for the gray whale?
Eschrichtius robustus
Have a read matey: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grey_whale
Reply:Eschrichtius (formerly Rhachianectes) glaucus. Their habitat is the ocean (Pacific).
What is the latin name for bobcat?
wild bobcat
What is the latin name for bobcat?
felis rufus
Reply:It is absurd that the best vote went to a wrong answer. The Latin name for the genus to which the bobcat belongs is Lynx not Felis. The scientific Latin name is Lynx rufus. A bad vote cannot change that fact. Report Abuse
Reply:The scientific name in Latin for the bobcat is Lynx rufus. The ancient romans would not have had a name for this cat which lives in North America. The name of its genus is Lynx not felis as in a prior answer. Domestic cats are of the genus felis.
See first part of Wikipedia article.
The Bobcat (Lynx rufus) is a North American mammal of the cat family, Felidae. With twelve recognized subspecies, it ranges from southern Canada to northern east Mexico, including most of the continental United States. The Bobcat is an adaptable predator that inhabits wooded areas, as well as semi-desert, urban edge,forest edges and swampland environments. It persists in much of its original range and populations are healthy.
What is the latin name for bobcat?
felis rufus
Reply:It is absurd that the best vote went to a wrong answer. The Latin name for the genus to which the bobcat belongs is Lynx not Felis. The scientific Latin name is Lynx rufus. A bad vote cannot change that fact. Report Abuse
Reply:The scientific name in Latin for the bobcat is Lynx rufus. The ancient romans would not have had a name for this cat which lives in North America. The name of its genus is Lynx not felis as in a prior answer. Domestic cats are of the genus felis.
See first part of Wikipedia article.
The Bobcat (Lynx rufus) is a North American mammal of the cat family, Felidae. With twelve recognized subspecies, it ranges from southern Canada to northern east Mexico, including most of the continental United States. The Bobcat is an adaptable predator that inhabits wooded areas, as well as semi-desert, urban edge,forest edges and swampland environments. It persists in much of its original range and populations are healthy.
What's a cherry tree's latin name?
Prunus Cerasus
What's a cherry tree's latin name?
Prunus avium
wild cherry
the prunus is a genus of fruit trees and shrubs such as peaches, cherries and plums.
litterally:
cerasus comes from the Greek 魏畏蟻伪蟽慰蟼
which shows that the C is pronounced with a K sound
prunus means plum tree, which shows how closely related the two fruits are (and also where we get the word prune from)
avium means remote or out of the way
What's a cherry tree's latin name?
Prunus avium
wild cherry
the prunus is a genus of fruit trees and shrubs such as peaches, cherries and plums.
litterally:
cerasus comes from the Greek 魏畏蟻伪蟽慰蟼
which shows that the C is pronounced with a K sound
prunus means plum tree, which shows how closely related the two fruits are (and also where we get the word prune from)
avium means remote or out of the way
True latin name for atlantic salmon?
onchihincus mykiss or salmo salar
True latin name for atlantic salmon?
s salar..never heard of the other one
Reply:Atlantic salmon
(species Salmo salar), oceanic trout of the family Salmonidae, a highly prized game fish.
The ouananiche (Salmo salar ouananiche) of rivers and the sebago, or lake, salmon (S. salar sebago) are smaller, landlocked forms of Atlantic salmon.
Reply:All the sites ive looked at say salmo salar
Reply:Salmo salar is the Atlantic salmon.
Oncorhynchus is the Genus for the Pacific salmon, and Oncorhynchus mykiss is the scientific name for the rainbow trout (once upon a time, it was known as Salmo gairdneri, but the systematics have been revised since then based on genetic evidence).
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True latin name for atlantic salmon?
s salar..never heard of the other one
Reply:Atlantic salmon
(species Salmo salar), oceanic trout of the family Salmonidae, a highly prized game fish.
The ouananiche (Salmo salar ouananiche) of rivers and the sebago, or lake, salmon (S. salar sebago) are smaller, landlocked forms of Atlantic salmon.
Reply:All the sites ive looked at say salmo salar
Reply:Salmo salar is the Atlantic salmon.
Oncorhynchus is the Genus for the Pacific salmon, and Oncorhynchus mykiss is the scientific name for the rainbow trout (once upon a time, it was known as Salmo gairdneri, but the systematics have been revised since then based on genetic evidence).
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What is my name in Latin, Kimberly Ann Johnson.. Thanks?
Kymbalvsciovs Etu Jezubelle
What is my name in Latin, Kimberly Ann Johnson.. Thanks?
Johnson and Kimberly does not exist means in Latin.
Johnson could be a from the name John, like as son of the John, maybe I am not sure.
JOHN "the Lord has favored" (Hebrew). John is the name of two important New Testament characters. The first was John the Baptist. The second was the apostle John, brother of the apostle James, who was also supposedly the author of the fourth Gospel and Revelation in the New Testament. The name was borne by 23 popes. Also, the name of rulers of Hungary, Poland, Portugal and France. This has been the most popular of male Christian names
KIMBERLY "land belonging to Cyneburg" (Old English). The name is from a town name in South Africa. The town was named for Lord Kimberley.
Ann: ANNE French form of HANNAH
HANNAH "favor" or "grace" (Hebrew). The mother of Samuel the prophet in the Old Testament. This is the origin of the name ANNA.
What is my name in Latin, Kimberly Ann Johnson.. Thanks?
Johnson and Kimberly does not exist means in Latin.
Johnson could be a from the name John, like as son of the John, maybe I am not sure.
JOHN "the Lord has favored" (Hebrew). John is the name of two important New Testament characters. The first was John the Baptist. The second was the apostle John, brother of the apostle James, who was also supposedly the author of the fourth Gospel and Revelation in the New Testament. The name was borne by 23 popes. Also, the name of rulers of Hungary, Poland, Portugal and France. This has been the most popular of male Christian names
KIMBERLY "land belonging to Cyneburg" (Old English). The name is from a town name in South Africa. The town was named for Lord Kimberley.
Ann: ANNE French form of HANNAH
HANNAH "favor" or "grace" (Hebrew). The mother of Samuel the prophet in the Old Testament. This is the origin of the name ANNA.
What's a cherry tree's latin name?
Prunus Cerasus
What's a cherry tree's latin name?
Prunus avium
wild cherry
the prunus is a genus of fruit trees and shrubs such as peaches, cherries and plums.
litterally:
cerasus comes from the Greek 魏畏蟻伪蟽慰蟼
which shows that the C is pronounced with a K sound
prunus means plum tree, which shows how closely related the two fruits are (and also where we get the word prune from)
avium means remote or out of the way
What's a cherry tree's latin name?
Prunus avium
wild cherry
the prunus is a genus of fruit trees and shrubs such as peaches, cherries and plums.
litterally:
cerasus comes from the Greek 魏畏蟻伪蟽慰蟼
which shows that the C is pronounced with a K sound
prunus means plum tree, which shows how closely related the two fruits are (and also where we get the word prune from)
avium means remote or out of the way
True latin name for atlantic salmon?
onchihincus mykiss or salmo salar
True latin name for atlantic salmon?
s salar..never heard of the other one
Reply:Atlantic salmon
(species Salmo salar), oceanic trout of the family Salmonidae, a highly prized game fish.
The ouananiche (Salmo salar ouananiche) of rivers and the sebago, or lake, salmon (S. salar sebago) are smaller, landlocked forms of Atlantic salmon.
Reply:All the sites ive looked at say salmo salar
Reply:Salmo salar is the Atlantic salmon.
Oncorhynchus is the Genus for the Pacific salmon, and Oncorhynchus mykiss is the scientific name for the rainbow trout (once upon a time, it was known as Salmo gairdneri, but the systematics have been revised since then based on genetic evidence).
True latin name for atlantic salmon?
s salar..never heard of the other one
Reply:Atlantic salmon
(species Salmo salar), oceanic trout of the family Salmonidae, a highly prized game fish.
The ouananiche (Salmo salar ouananiche) of rivers and the sebago, or lake, salmon (S. salar sebago) are smaller, landlocked forms of Atlantic salmon.
Reply:All the sites ive looked at say salmo salar
Reply:Salmo salar is the Atlantic salmon.
Oncorhynchus is the Genus for the Pacific salmon, and Oncorhynchus mykiss is the scientific name for the rainbow trout (once upon a time, it was known as Salmo gairdneri, but the systematics have been revised since then based on genetic evidence).
What is my name in Latin, Kimberly Ann Johnson.. Thanks?
Kymbalvsciovs Etu Jezubelle
What is my name in Latin, Kimberly Ann Johnson.. Thanks?
Johnson and Kimberly does not exist means in Latin.
Johnson could be a from the name John, like as son of the John, maybe I am not sure.
JOHN "the Lord has favored" (Hebrew). John is the name of two important New Testament characters. The first was John the Baptist. The second was the apostle John, brother of the apostle James, who was also supposedly the author of the fourth Gospel and Revelation in the New Testament. The name was borne by 23 popes. Also, the name of rulers of Hungary, Poland, Portugal and France. This has been the most popular of male Christian names
KIMBERLY "land belonging to Cyneburg" (Old English). The name is from a town name in South Africa. The town was named for Lord Kimberley.
Ann: ANNE French form of HANNAH
HANNAH "favor" or "grace" (Hebrew). The mother of Samuel the prophet in the Old Testament. This is the origin of the name ANNA.
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What is my name in Latin, Kimberly Ann Johnson.. Thanks?
Johnson and Kimberly does not exist means in Latin.
Johnson could be a from the name John, like as son of the John, maybe I am not sure.
JOHN "the Lord has favored" (Hebrew). John is the name of two important New Testament characters. The first was John the Baptist. The second was the apostle John, brother of the apostle James, who was also supposedly the author of the fourth Gospel and Revelation in the New Testament. The name was borne by 23 popes. Also, the name of rulers of Hungary, Poland, Portugal and France. This has been the most popular of male Christian names
KIMBERLY "land belonging to Cyneburg" (Old English). The name is from a town name in South Africa. The town was named for Lord Kimberley.
Ann: ANNE French form of HANNAH
HANNAH "favor" or "grace" (Hebrew). The mother of Samuel the prophet in the Old Testament. This is the origin of the name ANNA.
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What are good latin names for female and male characters?
Girl:
Adora (Loved Child)
Aenea (To Praise)
Amica (Friend)
Amora (Love)
Ana (Grace)
Angelina (Messenger)
Aqua (Water)
April (Open)
Belinda (Beautiful Serpent)
Candice (Fire-White)
Clementine (Merciful)
Emmaleigh (Rival)
Erica (Eternal Ruler)
Jemma (Jewel)
Justyna (Righteous)
Lucinda (Light)
Marna (From the god Mars)
Noell (Day of Birth)
Nova (New)
Pru (Provident)
Renae (Reborn)
Rimma (Roman)
Valora (To be Healthy)
Boy:
Andon (N/A)
Arian (Silver)
Arjen (From Hadria)
Bastien (From Sabaste)
Callum (Dove)
Candide (White)
Dexter (Dyer of Cloth)
Dom (Lord)
Emilio (Rival)
Emlyn (Rival)
Franco (From France)
Jakobi (Supplanted)
Juston (Righteous)
Kassian (Empty, Poor)
Lucian (Light)
Martell (From the god Mars)
Octavian (Eighth)
Primo (First)
Remi (Oarsmen)
Sylvan (Of the Forest)
Yestin (Righteous)
What are good latin names for female and male characters?
Maya
Isabella
Selena
Alayni
Marissa
Diego
Ricardo
Juan
Eduardo
Ricco
Lorenzo
Tito
Reply:go to
http://www.babynamesworld.com/latin-name...
there are so many i can't choose
Reply:For Female:
Ana Maria
Salena
Gabriella
Lucia
Juanita
For Male:
Antonio
Eduardo
Juan
Ricardo
Xavier
Adora (Loved Child)
Aenea (To Praise)
Amica (Friend)
Amora (Love)
Ana (Grace)
Angelina (Messenger)
Aqua (Water)
April (Open)
Belinda (Beautiful Serpent)
Candice (Fire-White)
Clementine (Merciful)
Emmaleigh (Rival)
Erica (Eternal Ruler)
Jemma (Jewel)
Justyna (Righteous)
Lucinda (Light)
Marna (From the god Mars)
Noell (Day of Birth)
Nova (New)
Pru (Provident)
Renae (Reborn)
Rimma (Roman)
Valora (To be Healthy)
Boy:
Andon (N/A)
Arian (Silver)
Arjen (From Hadria)
Bastien (From Sabaste)
Callum (Dove)
Candide (White)
Dexter (Dyer of Cloth)
Dom (Lord)
Emilio (Rival)
Emlyn (Rival)
Franco (From France)
Jakobi (Supplanted)
Juston (Righteous)
Kassian (Empty, Poor)
Lucian (Light)
Martell (From the god Mars)
Octavian (Eighth)
Primo (First)
Remi (Oarsmen)
Sylvan (Of the Forest)
Yestin (Righteous)
What are good latin names for female and male characters?
Maya
Isabella
Selena
Alayni
Marissa
Diego
Ricardo
Juan
Eduardo
Ricco
Lorenzo
Tito
Reply:go to
http://www.babynamesworld.com/latin-name...
there are so many i can't choose
Reply:For Female:
Ana Maria
Salena
Gabriella
Lucia
Juanita
For Male:
Antonio
Eduardo
Juan
Ricardo
Xavier
Latin name translation?
Is there online a latin name translator? Please post links.
Specifically, I am trying to translate the name Lily and Wesley and was wondering what those names are in Latin. If you know what they are in Latin, please answer!
Latin name translation?
Lili is nearly the same.. Liliana....
Reply:For sure Wesley has no correspondent name, nor similar, in Latin.
As to Lily I could suggest you Lilia
http://lysy2.archives.nd.edu/cgi-bin/wor...
Reply:Try behindthename.com
Specifically, I am trying to translate the name Lily and Wesley and was wondering what those names are in Latin. If you know what they are in Latin, please answer!
Latin name translation?
Lili is nearly the same.. Liliana....
Reply:For sure Wesley has no correspondent name, nor similar, in Latin.
As to Lily I could suggest you Lilia
http://lysy2.archives.nd.edu/cgi-bin/wor...
Reply:Try behindthename.com
Latin name translaters?
Hi i am trying to translate some words for my science coursework just wondering if any one knows the tranlastion for
- Alligator
- Chameleon
- Green anole
- Box turtle
thanks
Latin name translaters?
Try this, may need some trawling but the Thailand Box Turtle is: Cuora Amboinensis Kamaroma. The rest should be there somewhere...
Reply:You can simply google the name of the critter plus Scientific Name.
Example: box turtle scientific name
Which got me to: Terrapene carolina bauri
You can do the others the same way.
- Alligator
- Chameleon
- Green anole
- Box turtle
thanks
Latin name translaters?
Try this, may need some trawling but the Thailand Box Turtle is: Cuora Amboinensis Kamaroma. The rest should be there somewhere...
Reply:You can simply google the name of the critter plus Scientific Name.
Example: box turtle scientific name
Which got me to: Terrapene carolina bauri
You can do the others the same way.
Latin name for rusty crawfish?
please add link to web
enviro project
Latin name for rusty crawfish?
Common name: rusty crayfish
Latin name: Orconectes rusticus
Reply:Dear Breakfastclub1128
the scientific name for the rusty crayfish is Orconectes rusticus
best of luck
Eric Clause
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Latin name for rusty crawfish?
Common name: rusty crayfish
Latin name: Orconectes rusticus
Reply:Dear Breakfastclub1128
the scientific name for the rusty crayfish is Orconectes rusticus
best of luck
Eric Clause
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Can you name at least 3-4 significant archeological digs that occured in Latin America?
Mayan site of Xunantunich
Aztec city of Tenochtitlan
Inca Empire sites at Cusco and Machu Picchu
Toltec sites at Chichen Itz谩 and Tula
Can you name at least 3-4 significant archeological digs that occured in Latin America?
Not offhand, but I know Machu Picu, the Incan Trail, and Monte Alban.
Aztec city of Tenochtitlan
Inca Empire sites at Cusco and Machu Picchu
Toltec sites at Chichen Itz谩 and Tula
Can you name at least 3-4 significant archeological digs that occured in Latin America?
Not offhand, but I know Machu Picu, the Incan Trail, and Monte Alban.
What is the name of that latin song on Mega 101??
It played on mega 101.1 , a houston station, and it repeats "levantate" a lot. Can anyone tell me the name of it or who sings it.
What is the name of that latin song on Mega 101??
does it say "levantate, ponte hyper"? if it does it's "Atrevete-te-te" by Calle 13
What is the name of that latin song on Mega 101??
does it say "levantate, ponte hyper"? if it does it's "Atrevete-te-te" by Calle 13
What is the latin name for psalm 50?
Miserere, from the first word in Latin
What is the latin name for psalm 50?
Psalmus L
Reply:victori canticum David
c-um venisset ad eum Nathan propheta quando ingressus est ad Bethsabee
It is sometimes known by the opening words: Miserere mei, Domine (have mercy on me, O Lord.)
What is the latin name for psalm 50?
Psalmus L
Reply:victori canticum David
c-um venisset ad eum Nathan propheta quando ingressus est ad Bethsabee
It is sometimes known by the opening words: Miserere mei, Domine (have mercy on me, O Lord.)
LATIN NAME FOR AQUATIC HUMANOIDS?
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LATIN NAME FOR AQUATIC HUMANOIDS?
I assume you're asking for a scientific name for a fictional water-dwelling humanoid creature, like a mermaid. What about Homopiscus aquarius?
Reply:Perhaps you are thinking of the "aquatic ape hypothesis".
It is a hypothesis put forward to explain why, compared with other apes, humans are almost hairless, have greasy skin, are prone to packing on the subcutaneous fat, and have a hooded nose that serves to prevent water from entering the nostrils, etc. Also, seafood could have been what caused humans to develop a larger brain.
No one has ever found any fossil evidence that aquatic humanoids or aquatic apes ever existed, so there is nothing to name.
Reply:If there were such a thing and it was relative to modern humans, it would probably be something like homo sapiens aquadomicilius (smart human water dweller) or homo sapiens piscus (smart human fish).
Reply:The Man From Atlantis. You mean to tell me he wasn't real, because I always wanted to see a women from Atlantis, and now I am led to believe they don't exist! WOW what a smack down to my day!
EDIT: We all may be living like this some day!!
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http://casadinoidue.com/wp-content/uploa...
http://www.americanprogress.org/kf/dat.j...
Reply:there is no such thing as an aquatic humanoid....that is just a fancy way of saying "mermaid." Tell your teacher it is make believe.
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LATIN NAME FOR AQUATIC HUMANOIDS?
I assume you're asking for a scientific name for a fictional water-dwelling humanoid creature, like a mermaid. What about Homopiscus aquarius?
Reply:Perhaps you are thinking of the "aquatic ape hypothesis".
It is a hypothesis put forward to explain why, compared with other apes, humans are almost hairless, have greasy skin, are prone to packing on the subcutaneous fat, and have a hooded nose that serves to prevent water from entering the nostrils, etc. Also, seafood could have been what caused humans to develop a larger brain.
No one has ever found any fossil evidence that aquatic humanoids or aquatic apes ever existed, so there is nothing to name.
Reply:If there were such a thing and it was relative to modern humans, it would probably be something like homo sapiens aquadomicilius (smart human water dweller) or homo sapiens piscus (smart human fish).
Reply:The Man From Atlantis. You mean to tell me he wasn't real, because I always wanted to see a women from Atlantis, and now I am led to believe they don't exist! WOW what a smack down to my day!
EDIT: We all may be living like this some day!!
------%26gt;%26gt; http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2310/2036...
http://casadinoidue.com/wp-content/uploa...
http://www.americanprogress.org/kf/dat.j...
Reply:there is no such thing as an aquatic humanoid....that is just a fancy way of saying "mermaid." Tell your teacher it is make believe.
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What is the latin name?
what is the latin word for tiger.... specifically a white tiger? thank you
What is the latin name?
Maybe it's 'itizzentinour snocaticus".
Sorry, private joke.
Reply:Panthera tigris
What is the latin name?
Maybe it's 'itizzentinour snocaticus".
Sorry, private joke.
Reply:Panthera tigris
What is the latin name for 'paper'?
i'm trying to find out if there is an official name for the fear/phobia of paper, and if there isnt i'm going to make it up!
What is the latin name for 'paper'?
Latin for paper is 'charta', as in that famous big bit of paper (though when I saw it on display in Salisbury it wasn't so big after all, its just the writing on it was tiny) - the "magna charta".
Papyrus, as some have pointed out, is a Greek word. That pesky 'y' gives the game away.
'phobia' is Greek as well, and therefore philologists prefer to attach other Greek words to it, not Latin ones.
Reply:Papyrophobia is the word u r looking for, since for Romans the corresponding thing to paper was papyrus....
PS. i didn't know such a phobia existed....
Reply:Papyrophobia has been mentioned so I don't need to repeat it. Nevertheless the word has Egyptian roots and the Greek form was papyros which was latinised into papyrus. The papyrus plant was also referred to as bublos in ancient Greece and that is the root words like bible, bibliophil and so on.
The names of fears are often Greek not Latin e.g. Arachnophobia (give me a word, any word and I will prove to you how the root of this word is Greek) ;-)
Reply:hi, Papyrophobia is the official name for the Fear of paper and papyrus is the latin word for paper. ;)
Reply:Papyrophobia : Fear of paper
Vacansopapuroso-phobia : Fear of blank paper
What is the latin name for 'paper'?
Latin for paper is 'charta', as in that famous big bit of paper (though when I saw it on display in Salisbury it wasn't so big after all, its just the writing on it was tiny) - the "magna charta".
Papyrus, as some have pointed out, is a Greek word. That pesky 'y' gives the game away.
'phobia' is Greek as well, and therefore philologists prefer to attach other Greek words to it, not Latin ones.
Reply:Papyrophobia is the word u r looking for, since for Romans the corresponding thing to paper was papyrus....
PS. i didn't know such a phobia existed....
Reply:Papyrophobia has been mentioned so I don't need to repeat it. Nevertheless the word has Egyptian roots and the Greek form was papyros which was latinised into papyrus. The papyrus plant was also referred to as bublos in ancient Greece and that is the root words like bible, bibliophil and so on.
The names of fears are often Greek not Latin e.g. Arachnophobia (give me a word, any word and I will prove to you how the root of this word is Greek) ;-)
Reply:hi, Papyrophobia is the official name for the Fear of paper and papyrus is the latin word for paper. ;)
Reply:Papyrophobia : Fear of paper
Vacansopapuroso-phobia : Fear of blank paper
What you think about the latin name " Renata " ?
For a spanish or italian girl sound great, at least that's what i think
What you think about the latin name " Renata " ?
The name Renata means "born again" it was a very popular name for early Christians when they changed names upon Baptism. It is still a very popular name especially in Europe.(male--Renatus) I hope it helps.
Reply:I don't like it.
Reply:Reborn, born again, since nato/nata is born (male/female).
In French : Ren茅/Ren茅e
Reply:RENATA
Italian
Meaning: Reborn
This is the popularity rate of the name:
Stats: 134 have RENATA on their Favorite Name List
401 rated this name
156 have this name
30 wish they had this name
18 gave this name to their child
http://www.babynames.com/Names/Popular/
Reply:Not good.
Reply:I personally love the name " Renata " The meaning of the name is to be reborn.
Reply:I have always liked "Renata". I think it is an exotic and strong name
What you think about the latin name " Renata " ?
The name Renata means "born again" it was a very popular name for early Christians when they changed names upon Baptism. It is still a very popular name especially in Europe.(male--Renatus) I hope it helps.
Reply:I don't like it.
Reply:Reborn, born again, since nato/nata is born (male/female).
In French : Ren茅/Ren茅e
Reply:RENATA
Italian
Meaning: Reborn
This is the popularity rate of the name:
Stats: 134 have RENATA on their Favorite Name List
401 rated this name
156 have this name
30 wish they had this name
18 gave this name to their child
http://www.babynames.com/Names/Popular/
Reply:Not good.
Reply:I personally love the name " Renata " The meaning of the name is to be reborn.
Reply:I have always liked "Renata". I think it is an exotic and strong name
Latin: Equuleus Pictoris. What are all the possible translations for the name of this constellation, please.?
You're getting off base with 'pictoris'. That does not mean 'painted or colorful'. I think you have that mixed up with another word - pictior. Notice the 'i' before the 'o'. That word is the comparative form of the adjective 'pictus', and it would translate as 'more colorful'.
Pictoris, on the other hand, is the genitive singular form of the noun 'pictor', which means 'painter'. The Latin genitive is used to show possession, so pictoris = 'painter's', or 'of the painter'.
Equuleus does equal 'little horse' (equus + diminutive form), but here is used figuratively - like English uses saw horse and pommel horse, and the 'horse' part means a stand or support - exactly like 'saw horse'.
The best English translation is 'easel', so Equuleus pictoris = Painter's Easel.
Actually, the English 'easel' comes from a virtually identical Latin trail. Easel%26gt;Ezel (Dutch for 'a ss', the animal)%26gt;Asellus (Latin 'asinus' + diminutive)%26gt; Asinus (Latin for 'a ss').
Close up the space in 'a ss'. Y!A doesn't like that word, even when it's the animal.
Latin: Equuleus Pictoris. What are all the possible translations for the name of this constellation, please.?
The painter's easel
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Pictoris, on the other hand, is the genitive singular form of the noun 'pictor', which means 'painter'. The Latin genitive is used to show possession, so pictoris = 'painter's', or 'of the painter'.
Equuleus does equal 'little horse' (equus + diminutive form), but here is used figuratively - like English uses saw horse and pommel horse, and the 'horse' part means a stand or support - exactly like 'saw horse'.
The best English translation is 'easel', so Equuleus pictoris = Painter's Easel.
Actually, the English 'easel' comes from a virtually identical Latin trail. Easel%26gt;Ezel (Dutch for 'a ss', the animal)%26gt;Asellus (Latin 'asinus' + diminutive)%26gt; Asinus (Latin for 'a ss').
Close up the space in 'a ss'. Y!A doesn't like that word, even when it's the animal.
Latin: Equuleus Pictoris. What are all the possible translations for the name of this constellation, please.?
The painter's easel
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Why is the name of the Country Germany in English, Alemania in latin Coutries, and Deutschland at home?
What is the history involved?
Why is the name of the Country Germany in English, Alemania in latin Coutries, and Deutschland at home?
Germany:
From Latin word Germanus, first attested in writings of Julius Caesar, who used Germani to designate a group of tribes in northeastern Gaul, origin unknown, probably the name of an individual tribe. It is perhaps of Gaulish (Celtic) origin, perhaps originally meaning "noisy" (cf. O.Ir. garim "to shout") or "neighbor" (cf. O.Ir. gair "neighbor").
Alemania:
name of a Suebic tribe or confederation that settled in Alsace and part of Switzerland (and source of the Fr. Allemand "German"), from P.Gmc. *Alamanniz, probably meaning "all-man" and denoting a wide alliance of tribes, but perhaps meaning "foreign men" (cf. Allobroges, name of a Celtic tribe in what is now Savoy, in L. lit. "the aliens," in reference to their having driven out the original inhabitants), in which case the al- is cognate with the first element in L. alius "the other" and Eng. else
Deutschland:
The name Deutschland and the other similar-sounding names above are derived from the Old High German diutisc which originally meant "of the people". This in turn comes from a Germanic word meaning "folk" (leading to Old High German diot, Middle High German diet), and was used to differentiate between the speakers of Germanic languages and those who spoke Celtic or Romance languages. These words come from *teuta, the Proto-Indo-European word for "people" (Lithuanian tauto, Old Irish tuath, Old English 镁eod).
Reply:AskAsk practically said it all.
I just want to add that in some Slavonic languages German is Niemiec, Nemet' or 袧械屑械褑. Which would literally translate as "mute". That comes from the fact that all those using Slavonic languages could understand each other to some degree and Germans were the only neighbors that talked in a way not understandable at all. because of that Germany in some of the languages became Niemcy (Polish) or something similar. In Some cases though the land itself goes back to Germany version - like in Russian 袚械褉屑邪薪褟.
Reply:OK It seems you already got the right answer.
Why is the name of the Country Germany in English, Alemania in latin Coutries, and Deutschland at home?
Germany:
From Latin word Germanus, first attested in writings of Julius Caesar, who used Germani to designate a group of tribes in northeastern Gaul, origin unknown, probably the name of an individual tribe. It is perhaps of Gaulish (Celtic) origin, perhaps originally meaning "noisy" (cf. O.Ir. garim "to shout") or "neighbor" (cf. O.Ir. gair "neighbor").
Alemania:
name of a Suebic tribe or confederation that settled in Alsace and part of Switzerland (and source of the Fr. Allemand "German"), from P.Gmc. *Alamanniz, probably meaning "all-man" and denoting a wide alliance of tribes, but perhaps meaning "foreign men" (cf. Allobroges, name of a Celtic tribe in what is now Savoy, in L. lit. "the aliens," in reference to their having driven out the original inhabitants), in which case the al- is cognate with the first element in L. alius "the other" and Eng. else
Deutschland:
The name Deutschland and the other similar-sounding names above are derived from the Old High German diutisc which originally meant "of the people". This in turn comes from a Germanic word meaning "folk" (leading to Old High German diot, Middle High German diet), and was used to differentiate between the speakers of Germanic languages and those who spoke Celtic or Romance languages. These words come from *teuta, the Proto-Indo-European word for "people" (Lithuanian tauto, Old Irish tuath, Old English 镁eod).
Reply:AskAsk practically said it all.
I just want to add that in some Slavonic languages German is Niemiec, Nemet' or 袧械屑械褑. Which would literally translate as "mute". That comes from the fact that all those using Slavonic languages could understand each other to some degree and Germans were the only neighbors that talked in a way not understandable at all. because of that Germany in some of the languages became Niemcy (Polish) or something similar. In Some cases though the land itself goes back to Germany version - like in Russian 袚械褉屑邪薪褟.
Reply:OK It seems you already got the right answer.
I want to change my name to a cute latin name help me find one?
my name is alexandriana i like it but people just call me alex and i don;t like it i want a sexy latin name plz help me find one
I want to change my name to a cute latin name help me find one?
in spanish, alexandra is alejandra, meaning the defender.
Catalina, meaning pure
Eldora, meaning the golden one
Elena, meaning light of the sun
Jacinta, meaning beauty/beautiful
I want to change my name to a cute latin name help me find one?
in spanish, alexandra is alejandra, meaning the defender.
Catalina, meaning pure
Eldora, meaning the golden one
Elena, meaning light of the sun
Jacinta, meaning beauty/beautiful
What is a hedgehog latin name?
science
What is a hedgehog latin name?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hedgehog
this will have all the information you need.
Reply:The European Hedgehog is Erinaceus Europaeus.
There are some other hedgehog species though. Their genus is called Erinaceus.
Reply:The western European hedgehog, which is actually found across Europe and Asia, and has been introduced in New Zealand is Erinaceus europaeus.
Reply:If you mean in spanish,
It might be erizo
but i am not sure on that
What is a hedgehog latin name?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hedgehog
this will have all the information you need.
Reply:The European Hedgehog is Erinaceus Europaeus.
There are some other hedgehog species though. Their genus is called Erinaceus.
Reply:The western European hedgehog, which is actually found across Europe and Asia, and has been introduced in New Zealand is Erinaceus europaeus.
Reply:If you mean in spanish,
It might be erizo
but i am not sure on that
Why did the scientists before insist to use latin names for scientific names for plants and animals?
can anyone help me again? thank you very much/!
Why did the scientists before insist to use latin names for scientific names for plants and animals?
maybe they were latin?
Reply:Latin was a common language that they could all understand. It was a way they could all communicate and understand eachother in one language.
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Why did the scientists before insist to use latin names for scientific names for plants and animals?
maybe they were latin?
Reply:Latin was a common language that they could all understand. It was a way they could all communicate and understand eachother in one language.
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Latin name for a plant?
Does anyone know the latin name of the Lemon Scented Geranium plant? please i really need to know :(
Latin name for a plant?
Pelargonium graveolens is a species of Pelargonium (commonly called geranium) with great importance in the perfume industry.
It is cultivated on a large scale and its foliage is distilled for its scent. P. graveolens cultivars have a wide variety of smells, including rose, citrus, mint, coconut and nutmeg, as well as various fruits.
However, the most commercially important varieties are those that have rose scents.
Common names include or rose geranium , old fashion rose geranium, and rose-scent geranium.
Pelargonium gravelons is also known by taxonomic synonyms "Geranium terebinthinaceum Cav." and Pelargonium terebinthinaceum .
"Rose geranium" is sometimes used to refer to "Pelargonium incrassatum (Andrews) Sims" or its synonym "Pelargonium roseum (Andrews) DC"
Commercial vendors often list the source of geranium or rose geranium essential oil as Palargonium graveolens roseum.
Pelargonium distillates and absolutes, commonly known as "scented geranium oil" are sometimes used to supplement or adulterate more expensive rose oils.
Click on the links below for more information==
http://www.hort.purdue.edu/newcrop/med-a...
http://www.ars-grin.gov/cgi-bin/npgs/htm...
http://www.ibiblio.org/pfaf/cgi-bin/arr_...
Reply:The genus is Pelargonium which includes many species. They are members of the family Geraniaceae.
Reply:Believe it or not, there are several lemon scented geraniums. Try this plant web site and see if the picture is the one you want.
www.mountainvalleygrowers.com/pelargon...
If not, there are many on-line nurserys (White Flower Farm, Parks Seed, etc) you could scroll through their offerings.
Reply:Pelargonium crispum
Latin name for a plant?
Pelargonium graveolens is a species of Pelargonium (commonly called geranium) with great importance in the perfume industry.
It is cultivated on a large scale and its foliage is distilled for its scent. P. graveolens cultivars have a wide variety of smells, including rose, citrus, mint, coconut and nutmeg, as well as various fruits.
However, the most commercially important varieties are those that have rose scents.
Common names include or rose geranium , old fashion rose geranium, and rose-scent geranium.
Pelargonium gravelons is also known by taxonomic synonyms "Geranium terebinthinaceum Cav." and Pelargonium terebinthinaceum .
"Rose geranium" is sometimes used to refer to "Pelargonium incrassatum (Andrews) Sims" or its synonym "Pelargonium roseum (Andrews) DC"
Commercial vendors often list the source of geranium or rose geranium essential oil as Palargonium graveolens roseum.
Pelargonium distillates and absolutes, commonly known as "scented geranium oil" are sometimes used to supplement or adulterate more expensive rose oils.
Click on the links below for more information==
http://www.hort.purdue.edu/newcrop/med-a...
http://www.ars-grin.gov/cgi-bin/npgs/htm...
http://www.ibiblio.org/pfaf/cgi-bin/arr_...
Reply:The genus is Pelargonium which includes many species. They are members of the family Geraniaceae.
Reply:Believe it or not, there are several lemon scented geraniums. Try this plant web site and see if the picture is the one you want.
www.mountainvalleygrowers.com/pelargon...
If not, there are many on-line nurserys (White Flower Farm, Parks Seed, etc) you could scroll through their offerings.
Reply:Pelargonium crispum
Can anyone give me some names of latin american artists?
I'm doing a project for my spanish class so I thought I could get some help on yahoo. What are some names of latin american artists? What do like or dislike about latin american music?
Can anyone give me some names of latin american artists?
Shakira
Enrique Inglesias
Gloria Estefan
Ricky Martin
Reply:http://tinyurl.com/65xgcq
This CD from Target is a start. Look up the names on the CD cover.
http://www.enquirer.com/editions/2002/08...
Here is a list of Latin American composers and a paragraph about
each of them.
I like Latin American music very much. It sometimes makes me
want to dance. The guitar music can be very romantic and soothing.
Good luck.
Reply:ARTISTS: Diego Rivera (huge!), Frida Kahlo, Siquieros, Tamayo
MUSICIANS/BANDS: Vicente Fernandez, his son Alejandro Fernandez, the group Mana (accent on last A), OV7, Paulina Rubio
Can anyone give me some names of latin american artists?
Shakira
Enrique Inglesias
Gloria Estefan
Ricky Martin
Reply:http://tinyurl.com/65xgcq
This CD from Target is a start. Look up the names on the CD cover.
http://www.enquirer.com/editions/2002/08...
Here is a list of Latin American composers and a paragraph about
each of them.
I like Latin American music very much. It sometimes makes me
want to dance. The guitar music can be very romantic and soothing.
Good luck.
Reply:ARTISTS: Diego Rivera (huge!), Frida Kahlo, Siquieros, Tamayo
MUSICIANS/BANDS: Vicente Fernandez, his son Alejandro Fernandez, the group Mana (accent on last A), OV7, Paulina Rubio
Can anyone translate my name into latin. My name is Darryl?
What does Darryl mean? You wouldn't translate the name, just the meaning. However, a Roman might have pronounced your name as Darrylis. (Roll the r twice as long, the a is short, like ah, and the y is pronounced like a cross between ooh and ee.)
Can anyone translate my name into latin. My name is Darryl?
You can't really translate it into Latin. Your name is Americanized. Popular Latin names back then would be like Quartus, Felix, Caecilius, Metella, Clemens, Marcus, Quintus, Grumio, Iulius.
Reply:Darryl is from the French name Airelle. It means open. In Latin that would be patefacio, expositus, directus. Try making a name out of that.
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Reply:Try Darelus, Darielus, Darrielus or Darrylius.
There is no equivalent of your name in Classical Latin since it is a Middle English name derived from Norman French d'Airelle. Airelle is a town in Normandy.
However, it is possible to put your name in a Medieval Latin form much like Ronaldus for "Ronald." Some of Ronald Reagan's admirers refer to him as "Ronaldus Magnus" or Ronald the Great.
This is a take off on Carolus Magnus, or Charles the Great, the Latinized name of the famous Frankish king Charlemagne (in German Karl der Grosse)..
Sometimes there was no "one way " to translate a name or a neologism into Medieval Latin. It may have depended upon the monk or the scholar and whether he lived in Ireland, England, France, Germany or Italy.
So... for your name, you actually have several choices. I think the best ones would be: Darelus, Darielus, Darrielus or Darrylius.
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Can anyone translate my name into latin. My name is Darryl?
You can't really translate it into Latin. Your name is Americanized. Popular Latin names back then would be like Quartus, Felix, Caecilius, Metella, Clemens, Marcus, Quintus, Grumio, Iulius.
Reply:Darryl is from the French name Airelle. It means open. In Latin that would be patefacio, expositus, directus. Try making a name out of that.
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Reply:Try Darelus, Darielus, Darrielus or Darrylius.
There is no equivalent of your name in Classical Latin since it is a Middle English name derived from Norman French d'Airelle. Airelle is a town in Normandy.
However, it is possible to put your name in a Medieval Latin form much like Ronaldus for "Ronald." Some of Ronald Reagan's admirers refer to him as "Ronaldus Magnus" or Ronald the Great.
This is a take off on Carolus Magnus, or Charles the Great, the Latinized name of the famous Frankish king Charlemagne (in German Karl der Grosse)..
Sometimes there was no "one way " to translate a name or a neologism into Medieval Latin. It may have depended upon the monk or the scholar and whether he lived in Ireland, England, France, Germany or Italy.
So... for your name, you actually have several choices. I think the best ones would be: Darelus, Darielus, Darrielus or Darrylius.
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What is the latin name for luke?
lucus maximillionus
What is the latin name for luke?
Lucus
Reply:esparanti de destefano edmundo
Reply:the latin name for luke is de'elcus i did latin a levels :)
Reply:Lucas
Reply:Luke.
Reply:well the 4 books were writen by mathew mark luke and john so it could be luke is latin
Reply:Lucus
What is the latin name for luke?
Lucus
Reply:esparanti de destefano edmundo
Reply:the latin name for luke is de'elcus i did latin a levels :)
Reply:Lucas
Reply:Luke.
Reply:well the 4 books were writen by mathew mark luke and john so it could be luke is latin
Reply:Lucus
I need a latin name for a monkey/bat?
for a science proj we have to make up an animal and i need a latin name for it. it can start with the prefix mut meaning changing cause my monkey/bat changes colors
I need a latin name for a monkey/bat?
does it need to be latin or do you mean a scientific name? Scientific names can be greek, or they can have your own name in them eg Johnston's freshwater crocodile is Crocodylus johnstoni
http://animaldiversity.ummz.umich.edu/si...
Thats not my name, obviously it wasn't me who discovered the freshwater crocodile of northern Australia. Because I'm too young. And I've never been there.
But if you're making something up, if you want it to be in the same group as a real animal have a look at this list of all the mammal groups: http://animaldiversity.ummz.umich.edu/si...
it is possible that flying foxes (of the family Pteropadidae) evolved from lemurs, which is along the lines of a monkey/bat.
Reply:Owl monkey = Aotus azarae
http://pin.primate.wisc.edu/factsheets/e...
Little brown bat = Myotis lucifugus
http://www.npwrc.usgs.gov/resource/mamma...
Reply:mut monachus bat
I need a latin name for a monkey/bat?
does it need to be latin or do you mean a scientific name? Scientific names can be greek, or they can have your own name in them eg Johnston's freshwater crocodile is Crocodylus johnstoni
http://animaldiversity.ummz.umich.edu/si...
Thats not my name, obviously it wasn't me who discovered the freshwater crocodile of northern Australia. Because I'm too young. And I've never been there.
But if you're making something up, if you want it to be in the same group as a real animal have a look at this list of all the mammal groups: http://animaldiversity.ummz.umich.edu/si...
it is possible that flying foxes (of the family Pteropadidae) evolved from lemurs, which is along the lines of a monkey/bat.
Reply:Owl monkey = Aotus azarae
http://pin.primate.wisc.edu/factsheets/e...
Little brown bat = Myotis lucifugus
http://www.npwrc.usgs.gov/resource/mamma...
Reply:mut monachus bat
How do you say " Forever strong" in Latin. Potential name for my gym. Thanks?
What the Hell is going on here?
Flebilis, flebilis, flebile - Abjective; lamentable, doleful, tearful, weeping.
Not a good name for a gym.
Semper fortis = Always strong.
That might work.
Semper validus is actually OK too.
How do you say " Forever strong" in Latin. Potential name for my gym. Thanks?
I would third Mark J's recommendation- It most accurately embodies the meaning you are trying to convey.
Reply:"Semper Flebilis" is the most accurate translation referring to 'human strength' rather than something like "Validum" which refers to 'strength of an argument'
Reply:Semper Validus
Thanks for the correction, Mark J
Flebilis, flebilis, flebile - Abjective; lamentable, doleful, tearful, weeping.
Not a good name for a gym.
Semper fortis = Always strong.
That might work.
Semper validus is actually OK too.
How do you say " Forever strong" in Latin. Potential name for my gym. Thanks?
I would third Mark J's recommendation- It most accurately embodies the meaning you are trying to convey.
Reply:"Semper Flebilis" is the most accurate translation referring to 'human strength' rather than something like "Validum" which refers to 'strength of an argument'
Reply:Semper Validus
Thanks for the correction, Mark J
Latin homework help ?! name any latin phrase you know and what it means!? pleasee?
and btw what arw the ides of march ?!
its my first day of school and the teacher assigned this homework i have no book and i have no cluee what to puttt.help!?
Latin homework help ?! name any latin phrase you know and what it means!? pleasee?
The Ides of March fell upon March 15, and that was the day upon which Julius Ceasar was stabbed.
Here is a Latin Phrase: "Cogito, ergo sum." It means, "I think, therefore I am."
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Reply:Ignore the replies with negative ratings and use the other ones. The Latin phrase E pluribus unum means 'One out of many' in the sense of 'One thing made up of many parts' and refers to the U.S. being made up of the individual states, which originally were like separate countries. Aera explained the Ides of March very well. But not the basic concept, which is that the Romans had special names for certain days of each month and so did not count as we do from the 1st to the 30th or 31st day but rather according to these special names like Ides, Kalends, and so on. So the 15th would be the Ides, and the 16th would be the day after the Ides, and so on. I think this is more than enough for now.
Reply:'Non sum qualis eram'
(meaning 'I am no longer who I once was')...or something to that definition
Reply:Oh my goodness. Some of the answers you are getting are in Spanish, and some are gibberish (the always where under where one... geesh!)
Anwyay the ides of March is a date. The Ides falls on the 15th in March, July, October and May. The other months, it falls on the 13th.
This is the day when Julius Caesar was assassinated by a group of Senators. He was getting a bit too popular, though they claimed it was to keep Rome from having one man rule, like a king. Hah, do you think that worked?
Do you know what any of these mean?
et cetera
e pluribus unum (it's on a quarter)
tempus fugit
semper paratus
annuit coeptis (it's on a dollar)
carpe diem
veni vidi vici
bona fide
These abbreviations are also Latin
A.D.
a.m.
p.m.
i.e.
e.g.
Reply:Siemper Ubi Sub Ubi:
Always wear under wear
Reply:I use to take Latin...but i hated it. Take another language. its for your best interest. Its a dead language. If your a freshman, or something start a new language. But, some latin phrases:
http://www.yuni.com/library/latin.html
Reply:The Lord's Prayer in English:
OUR Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be Thy name. Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. Amen.
The Lord's Prayer in Latin:
PATER noster, qui es in caelis, sanctificetur nomen tuum. Adveniat regnum tuum. Fiat voluntas tua, sicut in caelo et in terra. Panem nostrum quotidianum da nobis hodie, et dimitte nobis debita nostra sicut et nos dimittimus debitoribus nostris. Et ne nos inducas in tentationem, sed libera nos a malo. Amen.
Reply:Alea iacta est - the die has been cast
Ubi bene, ibi patria - where you feel good (literally "where it is good), there's your home country
Ut desint vires, tamen est laudanda voluntas -
Even if the power is lacking, the willingness is commendable
beati pauperes spiritu -
Blessed are those who are weak of spirit
Quod licet Iovi, non licet bovi -
What Jupiter is allowed to do, the bull is not (that's the kind of thing your parents say if they want to explain why they are allowed to do something and you aren't)
Per aspera ad astra -
Through the hardship to the stars
Mulier taceat in ecclesia -
Woman should keep quiet in church (I think it's from one of Paulus' letters in the bible)
Homo homini lupus -
Man is man's wolf (i.e we make the lives of or fellow humans difficult)
Veni, vidi, vici
I came, I saw, I conquered
Cave canem - beware of the dog
Cogito ergo sum - I think, therefore I am
Cuius regio, eius religio - whose region determines whose religion (a rule from 16th century Europe according to which the local ruler decided whether his subjects were Protestant or Catholic
http://members.ozemail.com.au/~enigman/l...
Reply:como se llama? whats your name?
como estas? how are you?
donde eres? where are you from?
the ides of march is a day considered bad luck (julius Cesar)
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its my first day of school and the teacher assigned this homework i have no book and i have no cluee what to puttt.help!?
Latin homework help ?! name any latin phrase you know and what it means!? pleasee?
The Ides of March fell upon March 15, and that was the day upon which Julius Ceasar was stabbed.
Here is a Latin Phrase: "Cogito, ergo sum." It means, "I think, therefore I am."
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Reply:Ignore the replies with negative ratings and use the other ones. The Latin phrase E pluribus unum means 'One out of many' in the sense of 'One thing made up of many parts' and refers to the U.S. being made up of the individual states, which originally were like separate countries. Aera explained the Ides of March very well. But not the basic concept, which is that the Romans had special names for certain days of each month and so did not count as we do from the 1st to the 30th or 31st day but rather according to these special names like Ides, Kalends, and so on. So the 15th would be the Ides, and the 16th would be the day after the Ides, and so on. I think this is more than enough for now.
Reply:'Non sum qualis eram'
(meaning 'I am no longer who I once was')...or something to that definition
Reply:Oh my goodness. Some of the answers you are getting are in Spanish, and some are gibberish (the always where under where one... geesh!)
Anwyay the ides of March is a date. The Ides falls on the 15th in March, July, October and May. The other months, it falls on the 13th.
This is the day when Julius Caesar was assassinated by a group of Senators. He was getting a bit too popular, though they claimed it was to keep Rome from having one man rule, like a king. Hah, do you think that worked?
Do you know what any of these mean?
et cetera
e pluribus unum (it's on a quarter)
tempus fugit
semper paratus
annuit coeptis (it's on a dollar)
carpe diem
veni vidi vici
bona fide
These abbreviations are also Latin
A.D.
a.m.
p.m.
i.e.
e.g.
Reply:Siemper Ubi Sub Ubi:
Always wear under wear
Reply:I use to take Latin...but i hated it. Take another language. its for your best interest. Its a dead language. If your a freshman, or something start a new language. But, some latin phrases:
http://www.yuni.com/library/latin.html
Reply:The Lord's Prayer in English:
OUR Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be Thy name. Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. Amen.
The Lord's Prayer in Latin:
PATER noster, qui es in caelis, sanctificetur nomen tuum. Adveniat regnum tuum. Fiat voluntas tua, sicut in caelo et in terra. Panem nostrum quotidianum da nobis hodie, et dimitte nobis debita nostra sicut et nos dimittimus debitoribus nostris. Et ne nos inducas in tentationem, sed libera nos a malo. Amen.
Reply:Alea iacta est - the die has been cast
Ubi bene, ibi patria - where you feel good (literally "where it is good), there's your home country
Ut desint vires, tamen est laudanda voluntas -
Even if the power is lacking, the willingness is commendable
beati pauperes spiritu -
Blessed are those who are weak of spirit
Quod licet Iovi, non licet bovi -
What Jupiter is allowed to do, the bull is not (that's the kind of thing your parents say if they want to explain why they are allowed to do something and you aren't)
Per aspera ad astra -
Through the hardship to the stars
Mulier taceat in ecclesia -
Woman should keep quiet in church (I think it's from one of Paulus' letters in the bible)
Homo homini lupus -
Man is man's wolf (i.e we make the lives of or fellow humans difficult)
Veni, vidi, vici
I came, I saw, I conquered
Cave canem - beware of the dog
Cogito ergo sum - I think, therefore I am
Cuius regio, eius religio - whose region determines whose religion (a rule from 16th century Europe according to which the local ruler decided whether his subjects were Protestant or Catholic
http://members.ozemail.com.au/~enigman/l...
Reply:como se llama? whats your name?
como estas? how are you?
donde eres? where are you from?
the ides of march is a day considered bad luck (julius Cesar)
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Latin names for plants/flowers equal great garden of remembrance tributes?
Who thinks its a good idea to match a dearly departed loved ones name with the latin or common name of a plant and source it, to plant on the grave or in a garden of remembrance or even just in your garden as a fitting tribute?
Latin names for plants/flowers equal great garden of remembrance tributes?
THAT SOUNDS LIKE A VERY NICE THING TO DO. PEOPLE USED TO PLANT FLOWERS AND BUSHES ON GRAVES. JUST MAKE SURE THAT YOU CAN DO THAT AT THE CEMETERY, SOME DON'T WANT ANYTHING THEY HAVE TO MOW AROUND ANYMORE. GLAD MY FAMILY'S NOT AT ONE OF THOSE.
Reply:I PLANTED A TREE THAT MY SON KNEW THAT I HAD WANTED IN THE FRONT YARD FOR HIM. Report Abuse
Reply:Not sure what you mean by the Latin connection...but Rosemary symbolizes remembrance and was traditionally planted in English churchyards.
Reply:just a small thought for those who come after do not put in memorie of as no one looks at it we have just put much loved and put crocus remembrance under the trees
Latin names for plants/flowers equal great garden of remembrance tributes?
THAT SOUNDS LIKE A VERY NICE THING TO DO. PEOPLE USED TO PLANT FLOWERS AND BUSHES ON GRAVES. JUST MAKE SURE THAT YOU CAN DO THAT AT THE CEMETERY, SOME DON'T WANT ANYTHING THEY HAVE TO MOW AROUND ANYMORE. GLAD MY FAMILY'S NOT AT ONE OF THOSE.
Reply:I PLANTED A TREE THAT MY SON KNEW THAT I HAD WANTED IN THE FRONT YARD FOR HIM. Report Abuse
Reply:Not sure what you mean by the Latin connection...but Rosemary symbolizes remembrance and was traditionally planted in English churchyards.
Reply:just a small thought for those who come after do not put in memorie of as no one looks at it we have just put much loved and put crocus remembrance under the trees
What are 11 elements that are named in Latin or German?
could you give me the elements that are named in Latin or German?
i've been trying to answer this for 3 days. can you help me.
What are 11 elements that are named in Latin or German?
Darmstadtium 鈥?Darmstadt, Germany
Gallium 鈥?Gallia, Latin for France. Also named for Lecoq de Boisbaudran, the element's discoverer (Lecoq in Latin is gallus)
Germanium 鈥?Germany
Hafnium 鈥?Hafnia, Latin for Copenhagen
Hassium 鈥?Hesse, Germany
Holmium 鈥?Holmia, Latin for Stockholm
Rhenium 鈥?Rhenus, Latin for Rhine, a German province
Ruthenium 鈥?Ruthenia, Latin for Russia
Scandium 鈥?Scandia, Latin for Scandinavia
Seaborgium - Modern Latin: named for Glenn Theodore Seaborg
I found 10.
Reply:Go to
http://www.nndc.bnl.gov/content/elements...
you ll find the list... arsenic...from latin...cobalt from german....
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i've been trying to answer this for 3 days. can you help me.
What are 11 elements that are named in Latin or German?
Darmstadtium 鈥?Darmstadt, Germany
Gallium 鈥?Gallia, Latin for France. Also named for Lecoq de Boisbaudran, the element's discoverer (Lecoq in Latin is gallus)
Germanium 鈥?Germany
Hafnium 鈥?Hafnia, Latin for Copenhagen
Hassium 鈥?Hesse, Germany
Holmium 鈥?Holmia, Latin for Stockholm
Rhenium 鈥?Rhenus, Latin for Rhine, a German province
Ruthenium 鈥?Ruthenia, Latin for Russia
Scandium 鈥?Scandia, Latin for Scandinavia
Seaborgium - Modern Latin: named for Glenn Theodore Seaborg
I found 10.
Reply:Go to
http://www.nndc.bnl.gov/content/elements...
you ll find the list... arsenic...from latin...cobalt from german....
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What are some good baby girl names with Latin or Greek origin?
We are looking for a name for our baby girl due in August. So far our list includes Cassandra and Calista. We are trying to avoid any names starting with A or D because our other children have names beginning with these letters. Thanks in advance for the input!
What are some good baby girl names with Latin or Greek origin?
my niece's name is Candra and she gets lots of compliments on it. it is Latin and mean luminescent here is a web site that will help you find just what you need. http://jas.familyfun.go.com/babynamer?pa...
p.s. Cassandra means prophet of doom in Latin. also your child might be teased because it's name has a bad word in it.
Reply:Sofia, Antone, Hera, Arcell, Iola, Isis, Iris, Calypso, Circe, Leda, Karin, Olympia, Ophelia, Nike
Reply:We named our daughter Zoe and her Greek great-grandparents cried with happiness when we told them. We were told by them that it is a name that is considered very honorable for Greek daughters. It means life.
Reply:Sophia
Reply:Izabela, Constanza, Consuelo, Marfil, Diandra, Magaly, Maria, Marangelee (Marah-Angelee), Martirio, Celeste (Celesteh) Perla (greek for Margarita), Rosalba, Rosalinda, Rosanjela, Guialini, Jahaira, Yesenia, Yolanda. I hope that you have a happy day.
Reply:I didnt read ur whole thing then saw you have "Calista" on your list...lol! That's my daughters dad and I chose for our girl but instead of starting her name with a "C" it's "Kalista"
Reply:my mum gave my sister and i greek names.My name is Helena(pronounced Her lee na) i get called Lena for short and my sister's name is Alexis but i call her Lexi for short which i love.
All the best:)
Reply:Check out this site, you'll find ALOT of beautiful names. Good Luck !
http://www.babynameworld.com/greek.asp
I just found another site with some gorgeous latin names....
http://www.thinkbabynames.com/search/1/l...
I love that the meanings are also included....Hope this helps
Reply:Callia (Kallia) means beautiful
Charissa means grace
Eudora means delightful gift
Theodora means gift of God
Wish you all the best!
Hope your girl will have hair after you.
Reply:you might want to try my name-Melissa, it's Greek for bee
Reply:lucian nicole is a name from latin america that i think is nice!. otherwise you can try http://www.babynames.com/Names/search_re...
thats searching girls latin origin names. so you can try greek also.
What are some good baby girl names with Latin or Greek origin?
my niece's name is Candra and she gets lots of compliments on it. it is Latin and mean luminescent here is a web site that will help you find just what you need. http://jas.familyfun.go.com/babynamer?pa...
p.s. Cassandra means prophet of doom in Latin. also your child might be teased because it's name has a bad word in it.
Reply:Sofia, Antone, Hera, Arcell, Iola, Isis, Iris, Calypso, Circe, Leda, Karin, Olympia, Ophelia, Nike
Reply:We named our daughter Zoe and her Greek great-grandparents cried with happiness when we told them. We were told by them that it is a name that is considered very honorable for Greek daughters. It means life.
Reply:Sophia
Reply:Izabela, Constanza, Consuelo, Marfil, Diandra, Magaly, Maria, Marangelee (Marah-Angelee), Martirio, Celeste (Celesteh) Perla (greek for Margarita), Rosalba, Rosalinda, Rosanjela, Guialini, Jahaira, Yesenia, Yolanda. I hope that you have a happy day.
Reply:I didnt read ur whole thing then saw you have "Calista" on your list...lol! That's my daughters dad and I chose for our girl but instead of starting her name with a "C" it's "Kalista"
Reply:my mum gave my sister and i greek names.My name is Helena(pronounced Her lee na) i get called Lena for short and my sister's name is Alexis but i call her Lexi for short which i love.
All the best:)
Reply:Check out this site, you'll find ALOT of beautiful names. Good Luck !
http://www.babynameworld.com/greek.asp
I just found another site with some gorgeous latin names....
http://www.thinkbabynames.com/search/1/l...
I love that the meanings are also included....Hope this helps
Reply:Callia (Kallia) means beautiful
Charissa means grace
Eudora means delightful gift
Theodora means gift of God
Wish you all the best!
Hope your girl will have hair after you.
Reply:you might want to try my name-Melissa, it's Greek for bee
Reply:lucian nicole is a name from latin america that i think is nice!. otherwise you can try http://www.babynames.com/Names/search_re...
thats searching girls latin origin names. so you can try greek also.
Latin names for plants/flowers equal great garden of remembrance tributes?
Who thinks its a good idea to match a dearly departed loved ones name with the latin or common name of a plant and source it, to plant on the grave or in a garden of remembrance or even just in your garden as a fitting tribute?
Latin names for plants/flowers equal great garden of remembrance tributes?
THAT SOUNDS LIKE A VERY NICE THING TO DO. PEOPLE USED TO PLANT FLOWERS AND BUSHES ON GRAVES. JUST MAKE SURE THAT YOU CAN DO THAT AT THE CEMETERY, SOME DON'T WANT ANYTHING THEY HAVE TO MOW AROUND ANYMORE. GLAD MY FAMILY'S NOT AT ONE OF THOSE.
Reply:I PLANTED A TREE THAT MY SON KNEW THAT I HAD WANTED IN THE FRONT YARD FOR HIM. Report Abuse
Reply:Not sure what you mean by the Latin connection...but Rosemary symbolizes remembrance and was traditionally planted in English churchyards.
Reply:just a small thought for those who come after do not put in memorie of as no one looks at it we have just put much loved and put crocus remembrance under the trees
Latin names for plants/flowers equal great garden of remembrance tributes?
THAT SOUNDS LIKE A VERY NICE THING TO DO. PEOPLE USED TO PLANT FLOWERS AND BUSHES ON GRAVES. JUST MAKE SURE THAT YOU CAN DO THAT AT THE CEMETERY, SOME DON'T WANT ANYTHING THEY HAVE TO MOW AROUND ANYMORE. GLAD MY FAMILY'S NOT AT ONE OF THOSE.
Reply:I PLANTED A TREE THAT MY SON KNEW THAT I HAD WANTED IN THE FRONT YARD FOR HIM. Report Abuse
Reply:Not sure what you mean by the Latin connection...but Rosemary symbolizes remembrance and was traditionally planted in English churchyards.
Reply:just a small thought for those who come after do not put in memorie of as no one looks at it we have just put much loved and put crocus remembrance under the trees
What are 11 elements that are named in Latin or German?
could you give me the elements that are named in Latin or German?
i've been trying to answer this for 3 days. can you help me.
What are 11 elements that are named in Latin or German?
Darmstadtium 鈥?Darmstadt, Germany
Gallium 鈥?Gallia, Latin for France. Also named for Lecoq de Boisbaudran, the element's discoverer (Lecoq in Latin is gallus)
Germanium 鈥?Germany
Hafnium 鈥?Hafnia, Latin for Copenhagen
Hassium 鈥?Hesse, Germany
Holmium 鈥?Holmia, Latin for Stockholm
Rhenium 鈥?Rhenus, Latin for Rhine, a German province
Ruthenium 鈥?Ruthenia, Latin for Russia
Scandium 鈥?Scandia, Latin for Scandinavia
Seaborgium - Modern Latin: named for Glenn Theodore Seaborg
I found 10.
Reply:Go to
http://www.nndc.bnl.gov/content/elements...
you ll find the list... arsenic...from latin...cobalt from german....
i've been trying to answer this for 3 days. can you help me.
What are 11 elements that are named in Latin or German?
Darmstadtium 鈥?Darmstadt, Germany
Gallium 鈥?Gallia, Latin for France. Also named for Lecoq de Boisbaudran, the element's discoverer (Lecoq in Latin is gallus)
Germanium 鈥?Germany
Hafnium 鈥?Hafnia, Latin for Copenhagen
Hassium 鈥?Hesse, Germany
Holmium 鈥?Holmia, Latin for Stockholm
Rhenium 鈥?Rhenus, Latin for Rhine, a German province
Ruthenium 鈥?Ruthenia, Latin for Russia
Scandium 鈥?Scandia, Latin for Scandinavia
Seaborgium - Modern Latin: named for Glenn Theodore Seaborg
I found 10.
Reply:Go to
http://www.nndc.bnl.gov/content/elements...
you ll find the list... arsenic...from latin...cobalt from german....
What are some good baby girl names with Latin or Greek origin?
We are looking for a name for our baby girl due in August. So far our list includes Cassandra and Calista. We are trying to avoid any names starting with A or D because our other children have names beginning with these letters. Thanks in advance for the input!
What are some good baby girl names with Latin or Greek origin?
my niece's name is Candra and she gets lots of compliments on it. it is Latin and mean luminescent here is a web site that will help you find just what you need. http://jas.familyfun.go.com/babynamer?pa...
p.s. Cassandra means prophet of doom in Latin. also your child might be teased because it's name has a bad word in it.
Reply:Sofia, Antone, Hera, Arcell, Iola, Isis, Iris, Calypso, Circe, Leda, Karin, Olympia, Ophelia, Nike
Reply:We named our daughter Zoe and her Greek great-grandparents cried with happiness when we told them. We were told by them that it is a name that is considered very honorable for Greek daughters. It means life.
Reply:Sophia
Reply:Izabela, Constanza, Consuelo, Marfil, Diandra, Magaly, Maria, Marangelee (Marah-Angelee), Martirio, Celeste (Celesteh) Perla (greek for Margarita), Rosalba, Rosalinda, Rosanjela, Guialini, Jahaira, Yesenia, Yolanda. I hope that you have a happy day.
Reply:I didnt read ur whole thing then saw you have "Calista" on your list...lol! That's my daughters dad and I chose for our girl but instead of starting her name with a "C" it's "Kalista"
Reply:my mum gave my sister and i greek names.My name is Helena(pronounced Her lee na) i get called Lena for short and my sister's name is Alexis but i call her Lexi for short which i love.
All the best:)
Reply:Check out this site, you'll find ALOT of beautiful names. Good Luck !
http://www.babynameworld.com/greek.asp
I just found another site with some gorgeous latin names....
http://www.thinkbabynames.com/search/1/l...
I love that the meanings are also included....Hope this helps
Reply:Callia (Kallia) means beautiful
Charissa means grace
Eudora means delightful gift
Theodora means gift of God
Wish you all the best!
Hope your girl will have hair after you.
Reply:you might want to try my name-Melissa, it's Greek for bee
Reply:lucian nicole is a name from latin america that i think is nice!. otherwise you can try http://www.babynames.com/Names/search_re...
thats searching girls latin origin names. so you can try greek also.
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What are some good baby girl names with Latin or Greek origin?
my niece's name is Candra and she gets lots of compliments on it. it is Latin and mean luminescent here is a web site that will help you find just what you need. http://jas.familyfun.go.com/babynamer?pa...
p.s. Cassandra means prophet of doom in Latin. also your child might be teased because it's name has a bad word in it.
Reply:Sofia, Antone, Hera, Arcell, Iola, Isis, Iris, Calypso, Circe, Leda, Karin, Olympia, Ophelia, Nike
Reply:We named our daughter Zoe and her Greek great-grandparents cried with happiness when we told them. We were told by them that it is a name that is considered very honorable for Greek daughters. It means life.
Reply:Sophia
Reply:Izabela, Constanza, Consuelo, Marfil, Diandra, Magaly, Maria, Marangelee (Marah-Angelee), Martirio, Celeste (Celesteh) Perla (greek for Margarita), Rosalba, Rosalinda, Rosanjela, Guialini, Jahaira, Yesenia, Yolanda. I hope that you have a happy day.
Reply:I didnt read ur whole thing then saw you have "Calista" on your list...lol! That's my daughters dad and I chose for our girl but instead of starting her name with a "C" it's "Kalista"
Reply:my mum gave my sister and i greek names.My name is Helena(pronounced Her lee na) i get called Lena for short and my sister's name is Alexis but i call her Lexi for short which i love.
All the best:)
Reply:Check out this site, you'll find ALOT of beautiful names. Good Luck !
http://www.babynameworld.com/greek.asp
I just found another site with some gorgeous latin names....
http://www.thinkbabynames.com/search/1/l...
I love that the meanings are also included....Hope this helps
Reply:Callia (Kallia) means beautiful
Charissa means grace
Eudora means delightful gift
Theodora means gift of God
Wish you all the best!
Hope your girl will have hair after you.
Reply:you might want to try my name-Melissa, it's Greek for bee
Reply:lucian nicole is a name from latin america that i think is nice!. otherwise you can try http://www.babynames.com/Names/search_re...
thats searching girls latin origin names. so you can try greek also.
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What is my name in latin and what does it mean?
my name is neil
What is my name in latin and what does it mean?
I don't know that Neil has a Latin meaning...
In Celtic/Gaelic Neil means champion.
Reply:It is Niels (not neils) and it means "A horn"
What is my name in latin and what does it mean?
I don't know that Neil has a Latin meaning...
In Celtic/Gaelic Neil means champion.
Reply:It is Niels (not neils) and it means "A horn"
What could be a good Hotel name in Latin?
IMPERIUM
What could be a good Hotel name in Latin?
Habitus
Habitat
Dolce domum
(or something like that)
.
Reply:Hospitium Primum
That translates to foremost/chief/principal lodging. Seems to be a good name for a hotel, and since 'hospitium' was the source for 'hospitality' in English and 'primus' gave us 'prime' you have the thought of prime hospitality coming through.
Technically, 'hospitium' means more like lodging in an inn. Latin for hotel is 'deversorium', but I think the name with 'hospitium' comes out better.
What could be a good Hotel name in Latin?
Habitus
Habitat
Dolce domum
(or something like that)
.
Reply:Hospitium Primum
That translates to foremost/chief/principal lodging. Seems to be a good name for a hotel, and since 'hospitium' was the source for 'hospitality' in English and 'primus' gave us 'prime' you have the thought of prime hospitality coming through.
Technically, 'hospitium' means more like lodging in an inn. Latin for hotel is 'deversorium', but I think the name with 'hospitium' comes out better.
Latin name for oil palm tree?
what is the latin name for oil palm tree?
Latin name for oil palm tree?
Elaeis guinensis
Reply:well he already said it.. but
Elaeis guinensis
Latin name for oil palm tree?
Elaeis guinensis
Reply:well he already said it.. but
Elaeis guinensis
What is the name of the latin song from the old ipod commercial?
"Mi Swing Es Tropical" by Nickodemus %26amp; Quantic featuring Tempo, I think.
What is the name of the latin song from the old ipod commercial?
You were exactly right. I have been looking for the name of that song forever. Report Abuse
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What is the name of the latin song from the old ipod commercial?
You were exactly right. I have been looking for the name of that song forever. Report Abuse
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What is the latin name for dragon?
"draco" is the latin name for dragon.
What is the latin name for dragon?
Draco est monstrum mythologicum quasi ingens serpens alatus.(in latin it means The dragon is a mythological creature that looks like a serpent )
Reply:The basic Latin word for dragon is draco.
Latin is a language with cases, which means that word order doesn't matter at all, and that each word in a sentence has a different suffix which tells you what part of speech it is in that context. Accordinly, there could be other forms of the word in a text. If you look in a dictionary, however, the word you will find is draco.
A dragon with a specific name would have the same name in Latin as it does in English.
Reply:Draco
Reply:Draco, borrowed from the ancient Greek drak么n, meaning "one who gazes hard."
The plural in Latin is dracones.
The Roman usually used epithets for these as well, e.g. Draco Hesperium (the Dragon of the West).
This page gives the Latin and Greek names for the dragons of myth : http://www.theoi.com/greek-mythology/dra...
Reply:It is draco
Reply:Draco Noblos: noble dragon
I'm not sure about the spelling of noblos, my Latin is a little rusty.
What is the latin name for dragon?
Draco est monstrum mythologicum quasi ingens serpens alatus.(in latin it means The dragon is a mythological creature that looks like a serpent )
Reply:The basic Latin word for dragon is draco.
Latin is a language with cases, which means that word order doesn't matter at all, and that each word in a sentence has a different suffix which tells you what part of speech it is in that context. Accordinly, there could be other forms of the word in a text. If you look in a dictionary, however, the word you will find is draco.
A dragon with a specific name would have the same name in Latin as it does in English.
Reply:Draco
Reply:Draco, borrowed from the ancient Greek drak么n, meaning "one who gazes hard."
The plural in Latin is dracones.
The Roman usually used epithets for these as well, e.g. Draco Hesperium (the Dragon of the West).
This page gives the Latin and Greek names for the dragons of myth : http://www.theoi.com/greek-mythology/dra...
Reply:It is draco
Reply:Draco Noblos: noble dragon
I'm not sure about the spelling of noblos, my Latin is a little rusty.
Anyone know the latin name of this fish?
melbourne museum call this "blob fish"
http://weblog.greenpeace.org/nz/archives...
Anyone know the latin name of this fish?
The latin term for blobfish is "Psychrolutes marcidus", and it inhabits the deep waters off the coasts of Australia and Tasmania.
I too am from Melbourne and live just a few blocks away from the aquarium. I'll have to go see it sometime :)
Reply:The latin word for fish is "idiot". I saw it in a translator. Very interesting. Them there translators all over the web now-a-days. Very easy to access. You should try it. =]
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Reply:Blob Sculpin
Psychrolutes phrictus
http://hmsc.oregonstate.edu/projects/msa...
http://weblog.greenpeace.org/nz/archives...
Anyone know the latin name of this fish?
The latin term for blobfish is "Psychrolutes marcidus", and it inhabits the deep waters off the coasts of Australia and Tasmania.
I too am from Melbourne and live just a few blocks away from the aquarium. I'll have to go see it sometime :)
Reply:The latin word for fish is "idiot". I saw it in a translator. Very interesting. Them there translators all over the web now-a-days. Very easy to access. You should try it. =]
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Reply:Blob Sculpin
Psychrolutes phrictus
http://hmsc.oregonstate.edu/projects/msa...
Thursday, August 19, 2010
The bird called Dibon. This is not the Latin name but the local (?Malink茅) name.?
We are talking Guinea Africa not New Guinea. All I know is it stands maybe 3 or 4 feet tall, has a prominent ridge on its bill (I wouldn't know if it's too big to be a Hornbill) lives inland by marshy bits and has reddish shoulders. Also the call is so rhythmic as to give rise to the Mandinka rhythm named after it, Dibon. Looking for English or Latin Name
The bird called Dibon. This is not the Latin name but the local (?Malink茅) name.?
Perhaps you should try listing this question in the biology section? Otherwise contact your local college.
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The bird called Dibon. This is not the Latin name but the local (?Malink茅) name.?
Perhaps you should try listing this question in the biology section? Otherwise contact your local college.
martial arts shoes
Whats the name of a latin pop rock song?
ok so when i was younger i recall seeing a video that had a girl singing with all these colors in the back and like i remember it was a woman lead singer i just want to know the name or if you have any other names that come into mind
Whats the name of a latin pop rock song?
Sound like a Shakira video from back in the day when she had Black hair and sang in Spanish---Back then alot of her videos looked like acid trip come to life. . .Ojos Asi (in Spanish), Un poco amor, and a few others. . .Other than that the only other colorful pop/rock latinas are Thalia, Paulina Rubia, and occasionally Gisele (but her beat sounded more salsa like).
Whats the name of a latin pop rock song?
Sound like a Shakira video from back in the day when she had Black hair and sang in Spanish---Back then alot of her videos looked like acid trip come to life. . .Ojos Asi (in Spanish), Un poco amor, and a few others. . .Other than that the only other colorful pop/rock latinas are Thalia, Paulina Rubia, and occasionally Gisele (but her beat sounded more salsa like).
In Guinea there is a large bird called "Dibon". Does anybody know what this is? I mean English or Latin name?
I would guess it is a Barbary Shrike or Boubou, because there is a Malinke song based on these birds. The male and female call back and forth to each other - you think it is one bird, but it is actually the two responding back and forth.
In Guinea there is a large bird called "Dibon". Does anybody know what this is? I mean English or Latin name?
Wow this was very difficult. There isn't much reference to the Dibon bird but much reference in the bible and religious material. I can't be for certain but I am leaning towards the Latin origin due to the significance of it religiously and the time period from which I have seen it used. Sorry I can' t be of more help this is all i could find.
Reply:Be aware when answering this one: we are not talking about the biblical Dibon. We are talking about a large bird in Guinea Africa.
In Guinea there is a large bird called "Dibon". Does anybody know what this is? I mean English or Latin name?
Wow this was very difficult. There isn't much reference to the Dibon bird but much reference in the bible and religious material. I can't be for certain but I am leaning towards the Latin origin due to the significance of it religiously and the time period from which I have seen it used. Sorry I can' t be of more help this is all i could find.
Reply:Be aware when answering this one: we are not talking about the biblical Dibon. We are talking about a large bird in Guinea Africa.
What is the latin name for solar?
It means "of the sun" and the Latin for "of the sun" is solis.
What is the latin name for solar?
"solis"= of the sun
"solaris"= solar
you can use both
Reply:Apparently 'Solor'.
Reply: i support the first person said it just now..
'SOLOR'
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What is the latin name for solar?
"solis"= of the sun
"solaris"= solar
you can use both
Reply:Apparently 'Solor'.
Reply: i support the first person said it just now..
'SOLOR'
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What is the latin name for the scientific element molybdenum . Also , what is molybdenum is used in.?
Molybdenum is a silvery-white, hard, transition metal. Scheele discovered it in 1778. It was often confused with graphite and lead ore. Molybdenum is used in alloys, electrodes and catalysts. The World War 2 German artillery piece called "Big Bertha" contains molybdenum as an essential component of its steel.
What is the latin name for the scientific element molybdenum . Also , what is molybdenum is used in.?
It is used in heating elements also.
Reply:Molybdenum (from the Greek molybdos meaning "lead-like").
In small quantities, molybdenum is effective at hardening steel. Molybdenum is important in plant nutrition, and is found in certain enzymes, including xanthine oxidase.
Reply:mo.
It's usually alloyed with other metals. It's used a lot in bicycle parts.
Interesting fact. It was named after the guy's wife who discovered it. Her name was Molly B. Denum. true story.
Reply:Not sure what you mean by "latin name".
"Moly" is used to make strong steel alloys, like stainless steel.
What is the latin name for the scientific element molybdenum . Also , what is molybdenum is used in.?
It is used in heating elements also.
Reply:Molybdenum (from the Greek molybdos meaning "lead-like").
In small quantities, molybdenum is effective at hardening steel. Molybdenum is important in plant nutrition, and is found in certain enzymes, including xanthine oxidase.
Reply:mo.
It's usually alloyed with other metals. It's used a lot in bicycle parts.
Interesting fact. It was named after the guy's wife who discovered it. Her name was Molly B. Denum. true story.
Reply:Not sure what you mean by "latin name".
"Moly" is used to make strong steel alloys, like stainless steel.
What is the name Brandon in Latin?
Brandon does not have a latin base, it is prbably of Anglo-Saxon and Germanic origin.
Brandon
First name origin %26amp; meaning:
Old English: Fiery hill
First name variations: Branden, Brand, Bran, Brenden, Brendan, Brant, Brent, Brennen, Brennan, Branford
Last name origins %26amp; meanings:
English: habitational name from any of various places called Brandon, in County Durham, Northumbria, Norfolk, Suffolk, Warwickshire, and elsewhere. Most are named with Old English brōm ‘broom’, ‘gorse’ + dūn ‘hill’. One in Lincolnshire, however, may be named with the Brant river, on which it stands; Ekwall derives the river name from Old English brant ‘steep’, presumably with reference to its steep banks.
Irish (Kerry): Anglicized form of Gaelic Mac Breandáin ‘son of Breandán’.
French: from the Old French oblique case of the personal name Brand, of Germanic origin
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Brandon
This ancient and noble surname has a number of possible derivations. Firstly, it may be of Anglo-Saxon origin, as a locational name from any of the numerous places so called in Durham, Northumberland, Norfolk, Suffolk and Warwickshire. The placename in Norfolk appears as "Brandun" in the Domesday Book of 1086, and the same source records the place in Warwickshire as "Brandune". All of these placenames are derived from the Olde English "brom", broom, gorse, and "dun", a hill. However, in some instances, the surname Brandon may be of Old French origin, as a patronymic form of "Brand", which may derive from the Germanic personal name "Brando", a shortened form of various compound personal names containing the element "brand", sword, or a metonymic occupational name for a sword-smith, from the same derivation, with the patronymic suffix "-(s)on". Hence, "son of Brand" or "son of the sword-smith". The first recording of the surname (below) is from the Anglo-Saxon derivation. Charles Brandon (died 1545), first Duke of Suffolk, went on a royal mission to France in 1514, and although already married, secretly wed Henry V111's sister, the Princess Mary, in Paris; this second marriage was validated by a papal bull. Gerard Brandon was christened on October 7th 1717, at Crevic, Meurthe-et-Moselle, France. The first recorded spelling of the family name is shown to be that of Leofric de Brandune, which was dated circa 975, in the "Pipe Rolls of Norfolk and Suffolk", during the reign of King Edward the Martyr, Saxon ruler of England, 975 - 1978.
What is the name Brandon in Latin?
Unfortunately there isn't one. I am from South America and i have a cousing who's name is just plain old Brandon. Sorry
Brandon
First name origin %26amp; meaning:
Old English: Fiery hill
First name variations: Branden, Brand, Bran, Brenden, Brendan, Brant, Brent, Brennen, Brennan, Branford
Last name origins %26amp; meanings:
English: habitational name from any of various places called Brandon, in County Durham, Northumbria, Norfolk, Suffolk, Warwickshire, and elsewhere. Most are named with Old English brōm ‘broom’, ‘gorse’ + dūn ‘hill’. One in Lincolnshire, however, may be named with the Brant river, on which it stands; Ekwall derives the river name from Old English brant ‘steep’, presumably with reference to its steep banks.
Irish (Kerry): Anglicized form of Gaelic Mac Breandáin ‘son of Breandán’.
French: from the Old French oblique case of the personal name Brand, of Germanic origin
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Brandon
This ancient and noble surname has a number of possible derivations. Firstly, it may be of Anglo-Saxon origin, as a locational name from any of the numerous places so called in Durham, Northumberland, Norfolk, Suffolk and Warwickshire. The placename in Norfolk appears as "Brandun" in the Domesday Book of 1086, and the same source records the place in Warwickshire as "Brandune". All of these placenames are derived from the Olde English "brom", broom, gorse, and "dun", a hill. However, in some instances, the surname Brandon may be of Old French origin, as a patronymic form of "Brand", which may derive from the Germanic personal name "Brando", a shortened form of various compound personal names containing the element "brand", sword, or a metonymic occupational name for a sword-smith, from the same derivation, with the patronymic suffix "-(s)on". Hence, "son of Brand" or "son of the sword-smith". The first recording of the surname (below) is from the Anglo-Saxon derivation. Charles Brandon (died 1545), first Duke of Suffolk, went on a royal mission to France in 1514, and although already married, secretly wed Henry V111's sister, the Princess Mary, in Paris; this second marriage was validated by a papal bull. Gerard Brandon was christened on October 7th 1717, at Crevic, Meurthe-et-Moselle, France. The first recorded spelling of the family name is shown to be that of Leofric de Brandune, which was dated circa 975, in the "Pipe Rolls of Norfolk and Suffolk", during the reign of King Edward the Martyr, Saxon ruler of England, 975 - 1978.
What is the name Brandon in Latin?
Unfortunately there isn't one. I am from South America and i have a cousing who's name is just plain old Brandon. Sorry
The bird called Dibon. This is not the Latin name but the local (?Malink茅) name.?
We are talking Guinea Africa not New Guinea. All I know is it stands maybe 3 or 4 feet tall, has a prominent ridge on its bill (I wouldn't know if it's too big to be a Hornbill) lives inland by marshy bits and has reddish shoulders. Also the call is so rhythmic as to give rise to the Mandinka rhythm named after it, Dibon. Looking for English or Latin Name
The bird called Dibon. This is not the Latin name but the local (?Malink茅) name.?
The 'Dibon' or 'Dibbon' is the Abyssinian Ground-hornbill [Latin: Bucorvus abyssinicus] (also known as Northern Ground-hornbill). It lives in the Northern tributaries of the River Niger in Guinea and the Sahel of Sub-Saharan Africa.
The dibon pairs for life, and the pairs of birds spend the night sleeping in separate trees and early in the morning call to each other. The local people have found the calls of the dibon so complelling that supposedly up to 40% of the rhythms played in the local traditions in the range of the dibon are based on these calls.
The bird called Dibon. This is not the Latin name but the local (?Malink茅) name.?
The 'Dibon' or 'Dibbon' is the Abyssinian Ground-hornbill [Latin: Bucorvus abyssinicus] (also known as Northern Ground-hornbill). It lives in the Northern tributaries of the River Niger in Guinea and the Sahel of Sub-Saharan Africa.
The dibon pairs for life, and the pairs of birds spend the night sleeping in separate trees and early in the morning call to each other. The local people have found the calls of the dibon so complelling that supposedly up to 40% of the rhythms played in the local traditions in the range of the dibon are based on these calls.
Wats the name of the latin or spanish song from the heineken ad?
Its the ad where the guy is driving the truck to the bar. He gets past the police by putting a fake label on the beer drum. The song in it is brilliant. Do you know the name?
Wats the name of the latin or spanish song from the heineken ad?
Please enter www.heineken.com.mx %26gt; acepto %26gt; Heineken green room %26gt; e-stuff %26gt; comerciales, you can see song of some ads and the name of the song.
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Wats the name of the latin or spanish song from the heineken ad?
Please enter www.heineken.com.mx %26gt; acepto %26gt; Heineken green room %26gt; e-stuff %26gt; comerciales, you can see song of some ads and the name of the song.
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What are 11 elements that are named in Latin or German?
could you give me the elements that are named in Latin or German?
i've been trying to answer this for 3 days. could you help me?
What are 11 elements that are named in Latin or German?
Elements? like chemical elements?
Aurum, cuprum, argentum, plumbum, ferrum, hydrargyrum (mercury), kalium (potasium), natrium (sodium), sulphur, stannum (tin), wolfram (tungsten).
i've been trying to answer this for 3 days. could you help me?
What are 11 elements that are named in Latin or German?
Elements? like chemical elements?
Aurum, cuprum, argentum, plumbum, ferrum, hydrargyrum (mercury), kalium (potasium), natrium (sodium), sulphur, stannum (tin), wolfram (tungsten).
"Acapulco Airline Firm" is an anagram of what common flower/plant? I think it might be its Latin name...
how many words?
"Acapulco Airline Firm" is an anagram of what common flower/plant? I think it might be its Latin name...
tell when you know
Reply:http://www.anagramtranslations.com.ar/.
Please try this link .
Reply:It is the traditional name of a legendary potent strain of marijuana[cannabis sativa l.]originating in Mexico.hence having its latin name as you think!
"Acapulco Airline Firm" is an anagram of what common flower/plant? I think it might be its Latin name...
tell when you know
Reply:http://www.anagramtranslations.com.ar/.
Please try this link .
Reply:It is the traditional name of a legendary potent strain of marijuana[cannabis sativa l.]originating in Mexico.hence having its latin name as you think!
What is a name idea for a restaurant with old-world basics and a modern Caribbean / Latin twist.
El Mojito Cl谩sico
or even in English it sounds cool....The Classic Mojito
What is a name idea for a restaurant with old-world basics and a modern Caribbean / Latin twist.
Comida Caliente
Reply:Just ask Randymon what he thinks.
Randy
or even in English it sounds cool....The Classic Mojito
What is a name idea for a restaurant with old-world basics and a modern Caribbean / Latin twist.
Comida Caliente
Reply:Just ask Randymon what he thinks.
Randy
Why is Latin used so much when it comes to naming new discoveries, heck half the moon has Latin names?
Is Latin the official language astronomers from all around the world?
Why is Latin used so much when it comes to naming new discoveries, heck half the moon has Latin names?
It is tradition. Most of those names were adopted centuries ago when Latin WAS the language of science all over the world, much like English is today.
Reply:Galileo gave the lunar seas the name Mare, and their individual names. He used Latin because it was the language of scholars in his day. Lunar craters, however, are named for people.
Celetial features such as nebulas, novas, and constellations have Latin names for much the same reason, the names began back a few centuries ago when Latin was still big.
Features discovered on moons and planets thanks to the space program follow all sorts of rules (for Mars it includes naming features after science fiction writers, among other things).
Reply:Latin is used to name not only in astronomy, but in other sciences as well, since centuries ago. Latin is a dead language, that is, it's not evolving, not changing like English, French..., and that's one of the reasons it is preferred by the scientific community, because it gives a sense of stability and continuity; also, it makes possible to avoid confusion between scientists of different countries, since the names are kept in Latin, no matter the native tongue of the scientist.
Reply:In the age of discovery Latin was the language of scholars. With so many languages in Europe Latin was used because a lot of the ancient scientific discoveries that were seeing the light of day for the first time in more than a millennium were written down by the Romans.
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Studying the ancient writings is what started the Renaissance and the rediscovery of all the manuscripts could be done without being first translated into other languages, avoiding the problems of misinterpretation. That way everyone knew they were reading the exact same information.
Reply:Latin is an ancient Indo-European language that was originally spoken in Latium, the region immediately surrounding Rome. It gained wide currency, especially in Europe, as the official language of the Roman Republic and Roman Empire, and, after Rome's conversion to Christianity, of the Roman Catholic Church. Principally through the influence of the Church, it became the language of later medieval European scholars and philosophers.
Throughout most of the history of Western science, all scientific literature was written in Latin. Only recently has it been written in spoken languages like English. The use of Latin names has remained so that scientists that speak different languages can understand what they are talking about. Another reason is that many plants and animals have common names that differ by region. Having a Latin name avoids confusion among scientists.
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Why is Latin used so much when it comes to naming new discoveries, heck half the moon has Latin names?
It is tradition. Most of those names were adopted centuries ago when Latin WAS the language of science all over the world, much like English is today.
Reply:Galileo gave the lunar seas the name Mare, and their individual names. He used Latin because it was the language of scholars in his day. Lunar craters, however, are named for people.
Celetial features such as nebulas, novas, and constellations have Latin names for much the same reason, the names began back a few centuries ago when Latin was still big.
Features discovered on moons and planets thanks to the space program follow all sorts of rules (for Mars it includes naming features after science fiction writers, among other things).
Reply:Latin is used to name not only in astronomy, but in other sciences as well, since centuries ago. Latin is a dead language, that is, it's not evolving, not changing like English, French..., and that's one of the reasons it is preferred by the scientific community, because it gives a sense of stability and continuity; also, it makes possible to avoid confusion between scientists of different countries, since the names are kept in Latin, no matter the native tongue of the scientist.
Reply:In the age of discovery Latin was the language of scholars. With so many languages in Europe Latin was used because a lot of the ancient scientific discoveries that were seeing the light of day for the first time in more than a millennium were written down by the Romans.
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Studying the ancient writings is what started the Renaissance and the rediscovery of all the manuscripts could be done without being first translated into other languages, avoiding the problems of misinterpretation. That way everyone knew they were reading the exact same information.
Reply:Latin is an ancient Indo-European language that was originally spoken in Latium, the region immediately surrounding Rome. It gained wide currency, especially in Europe, as the official language of the Roman Republic and Roman Empire, and, after Rome's conversion to Christianity, of the Roman Catholic Church. Principally through the influence of the Church, it became the language of later medieval European scholars and philosophers.
Throughout most of the history of Western science, all scientific literature was written in Latin. Only recently has it been written in spoken languages like English. The use of Latin names has remained so that scientists that speak different languages can understand what they are talking about. Another reason is that many plants and animals have common names that differ by region. Having a Latin name avoids confusion among scientists.
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A latin name for a boy or girl?
boy:ramon,alejandro,carlos,gustavo. girl: maria, marianna, maribel
A latin name for a boy or girl?
Nola is a Latin name for a girl.
My goddaughter is named Nola Marie.
Reply:Pedro/Sancha
Reply:girl:Kasandra
boy:Antonio
Reply:Jesus or Jesusita
Reply:Wow names r such personal choices. But I'll try I'm partial to Xavier or Javier for a boy and for a girl Shaila or Jadxia.
A latin name for a boy or girl?
Nola is a Latin name for a girl.
My goddaughter is named Nola Marie.
Reply:Pedro/Sancha
Reply:girl:Kasandra
boy:Antonio
Reply:Jesus or Jesusita
Reply:Wow names r such personal choices. But I'll try I'm partial to Xavier or Javier for a boy and for a girl Shaila or Jadxia.
What's the Latin/medical name for your "knee"?
I'm not sure I remember, but 'patella' seems to jump out in my memory. I'm almost 50, and I had 4 years of Latin in high school which was a loonnnnnnnng time ago.
What's the Latin/medical name for your "knee"?
popliteal
Reply:the patella is specific to the anterior bone, in otherwards the kneecap in the front.
There are other components of the knee such as the meniscus, ACL, PCL, etc
Reply:the patella.
Reply:i believe its called the patella
Reply:yu yu kong kang
Reply:latin- supplex medical- patella
Reply:The smallish round bone that covers the front of the knee is called the 'patella' - kneecap.
The knee joint (articulation between the femur and the tibia/fibula) itself would be called 'Articulatio genus' - articulation (joint) of the knee.
What's the Latin/medical name for your "knee"?
popliteal
Reply:the patella is specific to the anterior bone, in otherwards the kneecap in the front.
There are other components of the knee such as the meniscus, ACL, PCL, etc
Reply:the patella.
Reply:i believe its called the patella
Reply:yu yu kong kang
Reply:latin- supplex medical- patella
Reply:The smallish round bone that covers the front of the knee is called the 'patella' - kneecap.
The knee joint (articulation between the femur and the tibia/fibula) itself would be called 'Articulatio genus' - articulation (joint) of the knee.
What's name of richest football(soccer) club in latin America?
That would probably be either Boca Juniors or River Plate, both of Buenos Aires in Argentina.
Generally, the big Argentinian clubs are much wealthier than the big Brazilian clubs.
What's name of richest football(soccer) club in latin America?
I believe it is Corinthians (Brazil). They just sold Carlos Tevez and Javire Mascherano to West Ham though.
Reply:Boca or River.
Most of the Brazillian clubs are poorly managed and almost all are more or less in debt.
Corinthians were in massive debt and near the point of being relagated until they were bought over by MSI. Now, there is internal rift, the club is still losing money. Its only a matter of time before they go back into poverty and mediocrity.
Reply:Can be Boca Junior or River Plate. Maybe it's a Mexican team, maybe Chivas Guadalajara or Am茅rica.
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Generally, the big Argentinian clubs are much wealthier than the big Brazilian clubs.
What's name of richest football(soccer) club in latin America?
I believe it is Corinthians (Brazil). They just sold Carlos Tevez and Javire Mascherano to West Ham though.
Reply:Boca or River.
Most of the Brazillian clubs are poorly managed and almost all are more or less in debt.
Corinthians were in massive debt and near the point of being relagated until they were bought over by MSI. Now, there is internal rift, the club is still losing money. Its only a matter of time before they go back into poverty and mediocrity.
Reply:Can be Boca Junior or River Plate. Maybe it's a Mexican team, maybe Chivas Guadalajara or Am茅rica.
qigong
What's the name of the Latin Maid In "Family Guy?" What episodes does she appear in?
I'v been looking for her name for ages. Shes a hilarious character however she rarely appears however she appears in the episode "Stewie Kills Lois" when Joe asks if she had seen Stewie
She was also somewhere in Season 4
What is her name? What episodes is she in
thanks
What's the name of the Latin Maid In "Family Guy?" What episodes does she appear in?
the latin maid appears in two fam guy episodes as superman's maid:
*believe it or not, joe's walking on air...season 6, episode 3
The maid is the head of the maids union %26amp; demands more lemon pledge
*lois kills stewie (2)...season 6, episode 5
The maid tells cop looking for stewie, "Mr. Superman no here."
The maid does NOT have a name.
Reply:there seem to be several maids in this show. joan quagmire (who was a prize from wheel of fortune), maid madeline, and superman's maid. the latter may be the one you are referring to. she was also the head of the maid's union in the episode, i'm walking on air ... i'm sorry i couldn't find her actual character name or who is voicing her. rachel macfarlane is voicing maid madeline.
Reply:they dont name her sorry and the episode i no she appears in is "Lois Kills Stewie" and she is the maid for superman HA
She was also somewhere in Season 4
What is her name? What episodes is she in
thanks
What's the name of the Latin Maid In "Family Guy?" What episodes does she appear in?
the latin maid appears in two fam guy episodes as superman's maid:
*believe it or not, joe's walking on air...season 6, episode 3
The maid is the head of the maids union %26amp; demands more lemon pledge
*lois kills stewie (2)...season 6, episode 5
The maid tells cop looking for stewie, "Mr. Superman no here."
The maid does NOT have a name.
Reply:there seem to be several maids in this show. joan quagmire (who was a prize from wheel of fortune), maid madeline, and superman's maid. the latter may be the one you are referring to. she was also the head of the maid's union in the episode, i'm walking on air ... i'm sorry i couldn't find her actual character name or who is voicing her. rachel macfarlane is voicing maid madeline.
Reply:they dont name her sorry and the episode i no she appears in is "Lois Kills Stewie" and she is the maid for superman HA
What is the latin name for the vetting process that fed. judges experience when being questioned by the Senate
confirmation hearing???
What is the latin name for the vetting process that fed. judges experience when being questioned by the Senate
The deal
Reply:The term "voir dire" would technically apply, but that's French.
What is the latin name for the vetting process that fed. judges experience when being questioned by the Senate
The deal
Reply:The term "voir dire" would technically apply, but that's French.
What kind of name is Horatio (English, Irish, Scottish, Latin, Greek, etc.)?
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What kind of name is Horatio (English, Irish, Scottish, Latin, Greek, etc.)?
Horatio is a Latin name (i.e. from Ancient Rome, not Mexico lol).
The was a Roman poet called Horatio, and a Roman hero called Horatio Cocles (One-eyed Horatio)
Horatio is the forerunner of the modern name Horace.
Reply:Sounds Latin to me.
Reply:greek
螣蟻维蟿喂慰蟼
What kind of name is Horatio (English, Irish, Scottish, Latin, Greek, etc.)?
Horatio is a Latin name (i.e. from Ancient Rome, not Mexico lol).
The was a Roman poet called Horatio, and a Roman hero called Horatio Cocles (One-eyed Horatio)
Horatio is the forerunner of the modern name Horace.
Reply:Sounds Latin to me.
Reply:greek
What is the latin name for the vetting process that fed. judges experience when being questioned by the Senate
confirmation hearing???
What is the latin name for the vetting process that fed. judges experience when being questioned by the Senate
The deal
Reply:The term "voir dire" would technically apply, but that's French.
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What is the latin name for the vetting process that fed. judges experience when being questioned by the Senate
The deal
Reply:The term "voir dire" would technically apply, but that's French.
martial arts styles
What kind of name is Horatio (English, Irish, Scottish, Latin, Greek, etc.)?
greek
螣蟻维蟿喂慰蟼
What kind of name is Horatio (English, Irish, Scottish, Latin, Greek, etc.)?
Horatio is a Latin name (i.e. from Ancient Rome, not Mexico lol).
The was a Roman poet called Horatio, and a Roman hero called Horatio Cocles (One-eyed Horatio)
Horatio is the forerunner of the modern name Horace.
Reply:Sounds Latin to me.
Reply:greek
螣蟻维蟿喂慰蟼
What kind of name is Horatio (English, Irish, Scottish, Latin, Greek, etc.)?
Horatio is a Latin name (i.e. from Ancient Rome, not Mexico lol).
The was a Roman poet called Horatio, and a Roman hero called Horatio Cocles (One-eyed Horatio)
Horatio is the forerunner of the modern name Horace.
Reply:Sounds Latin to me.
Reply:greek
English/latin name for this gem (only know the chinese character)?
http://www.cantonese.sheik.co.uk/diction...
is there an english or latin name for the gem listed as qi2 in chinese.
English/latin name for this gem (only know the chinese character)?
It says jade underneath it.
Reply:Your link says it's jade. I couldn't help you out any other way, since there is no photo, but the English is RIGHT THERE!
Reply:鐞€€锛峚 type of jade.
is there an english or latin name for the gem listed as qi2 in chinese.
English/latin name for this gem (only know the chinese character)?
It says jade underneath it.
Reply:Your link says it's jade. I couldn't help you out any other way, since there is no photo, but the English is RIGHT THERE!
Reply:鐞€€锛峚 type of jade.
English to latin , the name mathew in latin?
i'm getting a tattoo and each word is written in a different language, and im having trouble with finding mathew in latin (actually its impossible) so anyone who knows latin that can help me out would be great!! Ta
English to latin , the name mathew in latin?
Mat(t)hew = Mattheus
Nolite iudicare, ut non iudicemini = Judge not, that you be not judged. That's from the Book of Matthew, Chapter 7, Verse 1.
Rain = pluvia. That's the most common Latin word for 'rain'.
Reply:As to the name Mathew it translates into Latin as Matthaeus.
Remember all the Latin words must be written in block capitals hence is MATTHAEUS or MBL for initials.
Initials are the same in Latin as in English...!!
EDIT - The word rain is in Latin "aqua" (same as water) but if you want to make an inscription, a tattoo, etc. this must be written in capital = AQUA and even more correctly AQVA since classic Latin hadn't the U letter - Same as above if you want to write the name as Romans were doing you should write MATTHAEVS.-
Reply:why do you want it done in latin if you dont even know latin???
that's ridiculous
have it done in english. because you're just going to have to read it to everyone!
Reply:A little off the topic but that quote is not exactly from Matthew. It's from Jerome's translation of Matthew. The original, in Greek is "me krinete hina me krithete". Sorry answers doesn't seem to support greek fonts.
English to latin , the name mathew in latin?
Mat(t)hew = Mattheus
Nolite iudicare, ut non iudicemini = Judge not, that you be not judged. That's from the Book of Matthew, Chapter 7, Verse 1.
Rain = pluvia. That's the most common Latin word for 'rain'.
Reply:As to the name Mathew it translates into Latin as Matthaeus.
Remember all the Latin words must be written in block capitals hence is MATTHAEUS or MBL for initials.
Initials are the same in Latin as in English...!!
EDIT - The word rain is in Latin "aqua" (same as water) but if you want to make an inscription, a tattoo, etc. this must be written in capital = AQUA and even more correctly AQVA since classic Latin hadn't the U letter - Same as above if you want to write the name as Romans were doing you should write MATTHAEVS.-
Reply:why do you want it done in latin if you dont even know latin???
that's ridiculous
have it done in english. because you're just going to have to read it to everyone!
Reply:A little off the topic but that quote is not exactly from Matthew. It's from Jerome's translation of Matthew. The original, in Greek is "me krinete hina me krithete". Sorry answers doesn't seem to support greek fonts.
What is the name of the latin song in the movie "The Mask"?
Remember when he's surrounded by the police and he breaks into that latin/salsa song and gets all the police to dance with him? I am looking for that song. If anyone could help, I would be much appreciative with 10 points! =)
What is the name of the latin song in the movie "The Mask"?
cuban pete
Reply:It's called "Cuban Pete" and you can get the soundtrack from Amazon.com (link below). Two interesting trivia bits about it ...
1) It's actually Jim Carrey doing the singing. He might have been lip-synching for those scenes in the movie, but he **did** record it, so that's his voice.
2) The bit at the end of the song where Carrey kisses a woman and she runs off screaming was totally spontaneous on Carrey's part. Not even the woman knew it was going to happen. Everyone liked it, so it ended up going into the movie.
Reply:Cuban Pete
Reply:yeah the guy above me is right and he should get the 10 points but i just figured i should say who wrote the song. It was Dezi Arnaz.
What is the name of the latin song in the movie "The Mask"?
cuban pete
Reply:It's called "Cuban Pete" and you can get the soundtrack from Amazon.com (link below). Two interesting trivia bits about it ...
1) It's actually Jim Carrey doing the singing. He might have been lip-synching for those scenes in the movie, but he **did** record it, so that's his voice.
2) The bit at the end of the song where Carrey kisses a woman and she runs off screaming was totally spontaneous on Carrey's part. Not even the woman knew it was going to happen. Everyone liked it, so it ended up going into the movie.
Reply:Cuban Pete
Reply:yeah the guy above me is right and he should get the 10 points but i just figured i should say who wrote the song. It was Dezi Arnaz.
What is the latin name of pottasium? first answer in consideration.?
Kalium hence the symbol 'K'
What is the latin name of pottasium? first answer in consideration.?
Kalium.
the symbol of it is K
Reply:kalium.(symbol=k from latin kalium)
(The name kalium was taken from the word "alkali", which came from Arabic al qal墨y = "the calcined ashes".
Potassium was not known in Roman times, and its names are not Classical Latin but rather neo-Latin.)
Reply:The latin name of potassium is Kalium.
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What is the latin name of pottasium? first answer in consideration.?
Kalium.
the symbol of it is K
Reply:kalium.(symbol=k from latin kalium)
(The name kalium was taken from the word "alkali", which came from Arabic al qal墨y = "the calcined ashes".
Potassium was not known in Roman times, and its names are not Classical Latin but rather neo-Latin.)
Reply:The latin name of potassium is Kalium.
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Whst is the latin name of the raccoon?
the name says it all` xD
Whst is the latin name of the raccoon?
Procyon lotor
Reply:Procyon lotor underlined.
Reply:Procyon lotor
Whst is the latin name of the raccoon?
Procyon lotor
Reply:Procyon lotor underlined.
Reply:Procyon lotor
I'm a Marketing Manager working in a real state firm I need 7 classy spanish-latin names for houses any ideas?
The more elegant and simple the names, the better it will be. I greatly appreciate your contibutions.
We already have 7 previous names that belong to the first part of the residential complex, they are fortunately already sold.
The names themselves though, are not simple to remember, easily confused and hard to write correctly. Mostly these names belong to african trees or rivers.
I already have a few names in mind, but want these 7 names to be absolutely the best possible.
The residential complex is located in Mexico, and we are a mexican company, the names don't have to be in spanish or any particular language, they have to be solid names.
So thanks for reading and for your contributions, this is my first contribution and you'll be hearing from me more often.
Take care and have fun.
I'm a Marketing Manager working in a real state firm I need 7 classy spanish-latin names for houses any ideas?
Hi Jacob:
Here's a quick suggestion that might be helpful. Will you be selling these homes to fellow Mexicans or to Americans? If you're going to be selling them mostly to Americans how about naming the home models after very upscale towns and communities in the US that have Spanish names?
For example - "Rancho Santa Fe" which is north of San Diego is the second most expensive zip code in the entire US.
"La Jolla" is on the coast and all million dollar plus homes. "Del Mar," "Encinitas," and "Malibu" are the same. "Topango Canyon" is where a lot of Hollywood movie stars have their mansions. Also, "Rancho Bernardo" is where a lot of top executives live. And "Santa Barbara" is another place where you find lots of very expensive, elegant old California manses and home to millionaires and billionaires. (I know that's 8 not 7 - but I got on a roll. *smile*)
Hope this is helpful to you.
All the best,
Denise Michaels
Author, "Testosterone-free Marketing"
Get the book at: http://www.tfmbook.com
Visit me online at: http://www.mentoringwithdenise.com
We already have 7 previous names that belong to the first part of the residential complex, they are fortunately already sold.
The names themselves though, are not simple to remember, easily confused and hard to write correctly. Mostly these names belong to african trees or rivers.
I already have a few names in mind, but want these 7 names to be absolutely the best possible.
The residential complex is located in Mexico, and we are a mexican company, the names don't have to be in spanish or any particular language, they have to be solid names.
So thanks for reading and for your contributions, this is my first contribution and you'll be hearing from me more often.
Take care and have fun.
I'm a Marketing Manager working in a real state firm I need 7 classy spanish-latin names for houses any ideas?
Hi Jacob:
Here's a quick suggestion that might be helpful. Will you be selling these homes to fellow Mexicans or to Americans? If you're going to be selling them mostly to Americans how about naming the home models after very upscale towns and communities in the US that have Spanish names?
For example - "Rancho Santa Fe" which is north of San Diego is the second most expensive zip code in the entire US.
"La Jolla" is on the coast and all million dollar plus homes. "Del Mar," "Encinitas," and "Malibu" are the same. "Topango Canyon" is where a lot of Hollywood movie stars have their mansions. Also, "Rancho Bernardo" is where a lot of top executives live. And "Santa Barbara" is another place where you find lots of very expensive, elegant old California manses and home to millionaires and billionaires. (I know that's 8 not 7 - but I got on a roll. *smile*)
Hope this is helpful to you.
All the best,
Denise Michaels
Author, "Testosterone-free Marketing"
Get the book at: http://www.tfmbook.com
Visit me online at: http://www.mentoringwithdenise.com
Whats the name of this latin song and who sings it?
it goes "tenemos amantes, tenemos amigos, te quiero y me quieres, no vives conmigo, vivimos modernos llenos de carino, pero dispertamos" and thats all i know
Whats the name of this latin song and who sings it?
Its a stretch but is it Thalia -Arrasando?
Whats the name of this latin song and who sings it?
Its a stretch but is it Thalia -Arrasando?
If I had a Latin Name, wouldn't it be Semper Erectus?
Go for it, if you can STAND it!!!
If I had a Latin Name, wouldn't it be Semper Erectus?
Nacho Libre
Reply:depends on whether your erectus is semper?
Reply:probably "Nemo me"
Reply:Yes, if you worshipped the great god Viagra
Reply:隆su un idiota!!
translate that!!!
Reply::o)
Reply:Mine would be Temper Flacid.
Reply:it could be whatever you wanted it to be, i still feel sorry for the evolutionary primate: homo erectus
Reply:Great name! Mine would be Beatmus Urarss.
Reply:Phallicus Maximus
Reply:Not that I'd know, but perhaps 'semper flacidus' would be more appropriate?
Or 'Phallus Minimus'?
Or 'Ejacullus promptus'?
Reply:you are thiefus identicus dude
Reply:Is this about having an inflated opinion of yourself?
Reply:It very well could be - most of us dudes don't want to know. Are there a lot of females in your vicinity? My dogs are always woodrous after a trip to the veterinary (where there's lots of other female dogs). Perhaps you live near a liberal arts college, or a yoga studio?
But I will tell you my Native American name translates into "He who makes wind in tepee."
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If I had a Latin Name, wouldn't it be Semper Erectus?
Nacho Libre
Reply:depends on whether your erectus is semper?
Reply:probably "Nemo me"
Reply:Yes, if you worshipped the great god Viagra
Reply:隆su un idiota!!
translate that!!!
Reply::o)
Reply:Mine would be Temper Flacid.
Reply:it could be whatever you wanted it to be, i still feel sorry for the evolutionary primate: homo erectus
Reply:Great name! Mine would be Beatmus Urarss.
Reply:Phallicus Maximus
Reply:Not that I'd know, but perhaps 'semper flacidus' would be more appropriate?
Or 'Phallus Minimus'?
Or 'Ejacullus promptus'?
Reply:you are thiefus identicus dude
Reply:Is this about having an inflated opinion of yourself?
Reply:It very well could be - most of us dudes don't want to know. Are there a lot of females in your vicinity? My dogs are always woodrous after a trip to the veterinary (where there's lots of other female dogs). Perhaps you live near a liberal arts college, or a yoga studio?
But I will tell you my Native American name translates into "He who makes wind in tepee."
equipmentmartial arts
I need a new name for my business. I was thinking maybe a word from the latin language. Can u suggest one?
Please don't ask what my business operates, its just a general question. Thank you
I need a new name for my business. I was thinking maybe a word from the latin language. Can u suggest one?
sicut coeli inc.
I need a new name for my business. I was thinking maybe a word from the latin language. Can u suggest one?
sicut coeli inc.
What is the latin name for cat?
feles (or felis)
What is the latin name for cat?
Hi there... feline is feli-, felin-, felino- and cat "cattus" http://www.wordinfo.info/words/index/inf... http://www.wordinfo.info/words/index/inf...
Reply:Felis...feline
Reply:Genus: Felis
species: silvestris
subspecies: catus
Felis silvestris catus
Reply:LATINOUS DOMINUS FELIXIOUS PEDIGREE CHUM
Reply:feline i think :o)
Reply:`El Gato is the Latino name.
Reply:cattus : cat.
Reply:felis
Reply:Cattus is the latin name for cat. Gato is the spanish name for cat and you get the point.
Reply:Felis
Reply:felino
What is the latin name for cat?
Hi there... feline is feli-, felin-, felino- and cat "cattus" http://www.wordinfo.info/words/index/inf... http://www.wordinfo.info/words/index/inf...
Reply:Felis...feline
Reply:Genus: Felis
species: silvestris
subspecies: catus
Felis silvestris catus
Reply:LATINOUS DOMINUS FELIXIOUS PEDIGREE CHUM
Reply:feline i think :o)
Reply:`El Gato is the Latino name.
Reply:cattus : cat.
Reply:felis
Reply:Cattus is the latin name for cat. Gato is the spanish name for cat and you get the point.
Reply:Felis
Reply:felino
What is the name of the latin song played on the current i tunes tv commercial?
"Mi Swing Es Tropical" by Quantic and Nickodemus
Whats the latin name for a 'Thistle'?
Please can you help me!!!!!
im trying to do a portfolio but cant find my notes :-0
i found a pic of the type i mean
http://www.flowersbycherryblossom.co.uk/...
so if you can help then your the best
thanks xx xx
Whats the latin name for a 'Thistle'?
Eryngium Maritimum--Sea Holly
That's the one on the link you gave.
Reply:You will find what you need on the imaginum vocabularium latinum
http://imaginumvocabulariumlatinum.blogs...
Reply:Milk thistle is Silybum Marianum, so I would think it was Silybum.
Reply:Silybum
Reply:Look up thistle in Wikipedia......Hope this helps you.....
im trying to do a portfolio but cant find my notes :-0
i found a pic of the type i mean
http://www.flowersbycherryblossom.co.uk/...
so if you can help then your the best
thanks xx xx
Whats the latin name for a 'Thistle'?
Eryngium Maritimum--Sea Holly
That's the one on the link you gave.
Reply:You will find what you need on the imaginum vocabularium latinum
http://imaginumvocabulariumlatinum.blogs...
Reply:Milk thistle is Silybum Marianum, so I would think it was Silybum.
Reply:Silybum
Reply:Look up thistle in Wikipedia......Hope this helps you.....
What does the name JESUS means in latin?
in other words, if you translate the name JESUS, what does mean in english language? someone please!!!
What does the name JESUS means in latin?
The word Jesus is the Latin form of the Greek Iesous, which in turn is the transliteration of the Hebrew Jeshua, or Joshua, or again Jehoshua, meaning "Jehovah is salvation."
Reply:Good work, Kim, except that God was known as Yawheh (I am) or El Alohim (sp), God Almighty. Since the ancient Hebrews did not like writing out the name "God" (some Orthodox Jews write "G-d" to this day), the two names were combined, Allowing for changes in pronounciation across languages and time, the end result was "Jehovah."
Reply:The English name “Jesus,” which later employed the letter “J,” is a derivation from Greek “Iesous” and the Latin “Iesus” version.
Reply:To Kim j - Nicely explained - Hallelujah!
What does the name JESUS means in latin?
The word Jesus is the Latin form of the Greek Iesous, which in turn is the transliteration of the Hebrew Jeshua, or Joshua, or again Jehoshua, meaning "Jehovah is salvation."
Reply:Good work, Kim, except that God was known as Yawheh (I am) or El Alohim (sp), God Almighty. Since the ancient Hebrews did not like writing out the name "God" (some Orthodox Jews write "G-d" to this day), the two names were combined, Allowing for changes in pronounciation across languages and time, the end result was "Jehovah."
Reply:The English name “Jesus,” which later employed the letter “J,” is a derivation from Greek “Iesous” and the Latin “Iesus” version.
Reply:To Kim j - Nicely explained - Hallelujah!
It is required for a planet to have a Greek/Latin name? (in this Galaxy)?
Xeena???
I know theres talk about Xeena being concidered to be a planet, since it is bigger then pluto. Any thoughts on that?
It is required for a planet to have a Greek/Latin name? (in this Galaxy)?
Xena was only ever a working "nickname" and it is now officially known as Eris (the Greek goddess of discord,) Its Moon is now known not as Gabrielle but Dysnomia (Eris' daughter and the Goddess of Chaos and Lawlessness),
Under IAU rules, names must be pronouncable, preferably one word (such as Annefrank (5535 Annefrank)), although exceptions are possible (such as James Bond (9007 James Bond)), and since 1982 limited to a maximum length of sixteen characters, including spaces and hyphens. Letters with diacritics are accepted, although the diacritical marks are usually omitted in everyday usage. 4090 艠铆拧ehv臎zd is an asteroid with the most diacritics (four).
Military and political leaders are unsuitable until they are dead for 100 years. Nowadays, names of pet animals are discouraged, but there are some from the past. Names after people, companies or products known only for success in business are not accepted, as well as citations that resemble advertising.
Whimsical names can be used for relatively ordinary asteroids (such as 26858 Misterrogers), but those belonging to certain dynamical groups are expected to follow more strictly defined naming schemes.
Trojan asteroids (those that librate in 1:1 resonance with Jupiter) are named for heroes of the Trojan War. Asteroids at Lagrangian point L4 are named after Greek warriors (such as 588 Achilles) and asteroids at L5 after Trojans (such as 884 Priamus).
Trans-Jovian planetoids crossing or approaching the orbit of a giant planet but not in a stabilizing resonance are named for centaurs (such as 2060 Chiron).
Objects crossing or approaching the orbit of Neptune and in stabilizing resonances other than 1:1 are given mythological names associated with the underworld (such as 90482 Orcus).
Objects sufficiently outside Neptune's orbit that orbital stability is reasonably assured for a substantial fraction of the lifetime of the solar system are given mythological names associated with creation (such as 50000 Quaoar).
Objects that approach or cross Earth's orbit are given mythological names (such as 1862 Apollo.
Reply:It is not required for a planet to have a Greek/Latin name. An example is Earth: the name doesn't come from either language.
Reply:The answer is no. Most planets and stars simply have a name consisting of numbers and letters.
Reply:Nope --- Earth is neither. It's derived from the Germanic.
Reply:tradition says that it must be mytholigical....greek or roman doesn't matter...could be Aztec or Inuit.
Reply:I don't know if it is a requirement, but all the planets including the demoted Pluto are named after Greek mythological gods. Personally, I wish they would leave the planets alone. No point in changing all those textbooks.
I know theres talk about Xeena being concidered to be a planet, since it is bigger then pluto. Any thoughts on that?
It is required for a planet to have a Greek/Latin name? (in this Galaxy)?
Xena was only ever a working "nickname" and it is now officially known as Eris (the Greek goddess of discord,) Its Moon is now known not as Gabrielle but Dysnomia (Eris' daughter and the Goddess of Chaos and Lawlessness),
Under IAU rules, names must be pronouncable, preferably one word (such as Annefrank (5535 Annefrank)), although exceptions are possible (such as James Bond (9007 James Bond)), and since 1982 limited to a maximum length of sixteen characters, including spaces and hyphens. Letters with diacritics are accepted, although the diacritical marks are usually omitted in everyday usage. 4090 艠铆拧ehv臎zd is an asteroid with the most diacritics (four).
Military and political leaders are unsuitable until they are dead for 100 years. Nowadays, names of pet animals are discouraged, but there are some from the past. Names after people, companies or products known only for success in business are not accepted, as well as citations that resemble advertising.
Whimsical names can be used for relatively ordinary asteroids (such as 26858 Misterrogers), but those belonging to certain dynamical groups are expected to follow more strictly defined naming schemes.
Trojan asteroids (those that librate in 1:1 resonance with Jupiter) are named for heroes of the Trojan War. Asteroids at Lagrangian point L4 are named after Greek warriors (such as 588 Achilles) and asteroids at L5 after Trojans (such as 884 Priamus).
Trans-Jovian planetoids crossing or approaching the orbit of a giant planet but not in a stabilizing resonance are named for centaurs (such as 2060 Chiron).
Objects crossing or approaching the orbit of Neptune and in stabilizing resonances other than 1:1 are given mythological names associated with the underworld (such as 90482 Orcus).
Objects sufficiently outside Neptune's orbit that orbital stability is reasonably assured for a substantial fraction of the lifetime of the solar system are given mythological names associated with creation (such as 50000 Quaoar).
Objects that approach or cross Earth's orbit are given mythological names (such as 1862 Apollo.
Reply:It is not required for a planet to have a Greek/Latin name. An example is Earth: the name doesn't come from either language.
Reply:The answer is no. Most planets and stars simply have a name consisting of numbers and letters.
Reply:Nope --- Earth is neither. It's derived from the Germanic.
Reply:tradition says that it must be mytholigical....greek or roman doesn't matter...could be Aztec or Inuit.
Reply:I don't know if it is a requirement, but all the planets including the demoted Pluto are named after Greek mythological gods. Personally, I wish they would leave the planets alone. No point in changing all those textbooks.
The nymph , Calypso. What is her Latin name?
I am doing a report on her and i need to know her latin name
The nymph , Calypso. What is her Latin name?
I think 'Calypso' was her Latin name. Her Greek name was Kalypso.
This link should help you out on your report.
http://www.theoi.com/Nymphe/NympheKalyps...
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The nymph , Calypso. What is her Latin name?
I think 'Calypso' was her Latin name. Her Greek name was Kalypso.
This link should help you out on your report.
http://www.theoi.com/Nymphe/NympheKalyps...
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Can u name a latin american musician and where they are from?
homework help
Can u name a latin american musician and where they are from?
Eliades Ochoa from Cuba
Ibrahim Ferrer from Cuba
Marc Anthony from Puerto Rico
Reply:Juanes and Shakira, From Colombia
Ricardo Arjona from Guatemala
Mark Anthony from Puerto Rico
Daddy Yankee from Puerto Rico
Soraya from Colombia
Paulina Rubio from Mexico
Celia Cruz(RIP) from Cuba
good luck with your homework
Reply:haha no one said victor jara from chile you're all stupid he is the best, havent herd of all the other posers.
Reply:All these musicians are from Nicaragua.
Carlos Mejia Godoy, Ramon Mejia (Perrozompopo), Tony Mel茅ndez, Lya Barrioz, Camilo Zapata, Katia Cardenal, Salvador Cardenal, Clara Grun, Ramon Armando Mejia, Carlos de Nicaragua, Kali Boom, Sabu.
These are from Argentina:
Mercedes Sosa, Dora Noem铆 Kerchen, Hilda Lizarazu, Diego Torres, Mambr煤, Valeria Gastaldi.
These are from Venezuela:
Ricardo Aguirre, Mar铆a Conchita Alonso, Al铆 Primera, Reynaldo Armas, Edgar Bastidas, Soledad Bravo, Jos茅 Catire Carpio, Fernando Carrillo, Mar铆a Teresa Chac铆n, Vidal Colmenares, Oscar D'Le贸n, Franco De Vita, Sim贸n D铆az
These are from Colombia:
Andr茅s Cabas, Andr茅s Cepeda, Silvestre Dangond, Fanny Lu, Juanes, Shakira, Anasol
Reply:Yes many although I believe you must do your own homework! All of these are musicians as they compose their own music, as well as singers. Here are a few:
-Shakira: Colombia
-Juan Luis Guerra: Republica Dominicana
-Juanes: Colombia
- GianMarco: Peru
-Silvio Rodriguez: Cuba
- Pablo Milanes: Cuba
-Franco De Vita: Venezuela
-Atahualpa Yupanqui: Ecuador
- Pedro Suarez Vertiz: Peru
-Alberto Plaza: Chile
-Julieta Venegas: Mexico
Reply:Ricardo Arjona from Guatemala
Reply:Colombianito, good answer !
Can u name a latin american musician and where they are from?
Eliades Ochoa from Cuba
Ibrahim Ferrer from Cuba
Marc Anthony from Puerto Rico
Reply:Juanes and Shakira, From Colombia
Ricardo Arjona from Guatemala
Mark Anthony from Puerto Rico
Daddy Yankee from Puerto Rico
Soraya from Colombia
Paulina Rubio from Mexico
Celia Cruz(RIP) from Cuba
good luck with your homework
Reply:haha no one said victor jara from chile you're all stupid he is the best, havent herd of all the other posers.
Reply:All these musicians are from Nicaragua.
Carlos Mejia Godoy, Ramon Mejia (Perrozompopo), Tony Mel茅ndez, Lya Barrioz, Camilo Zapata, Katia Cardenal, Salvador Cardenal, Clara Grun, Ramon Armando Mejia, Carlos de Nicaragua, Kali Boom, Sabu.
These are from Argentina:
Mercedes Sosa, Dora Noem铆 Kerchen, Hilda Lizarazu, Diego Torres, Mambr煤, Valeria Gastaldi.
These are from Venezuela:
Ricardo Aguirre, Mar铆a Conchita Alonso, Al铆 Primera, Reynaldo Armas, Edgar Bastidas, Soledad Bravo, Jos茅 Catire Carpio, Fernando Carrillo, Mar铆a Teresa Chac铆n, Vidal Colmenares, Oscar D'Le贸n, Franco De Vita, Sim贸n D铆az
These are from Colombia:
Andr茅s Cabas, Andr茅s Cepeda, Silvestre Dangond, Fanny Lu, Juanes, Shakira, Anasol
Reply:Yes many although I believe you must do your own homework! All of these are musicians as they compose their own music, as well as singers. Here are a few:
-Shakira: Colombia
-Juan Luis Guerra: Republica Dominicana
-Juanes: Colombia
- GianMarco: Peru
-Silvio Rodriguez: Cuba
- Pablo Milanes: Cuba
-Franco De Vita: Venezuela
-Atahualpa Yupanqui: Ecuador
- Pedro Suarez Vertiz: Peru
-Alberto Plaza: Chile
-Julieta Venegas: Mexico
Reply:Ricardo Arjona from Guatemala
Reply:Colombianito, good answer !
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