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Re: Anyone speaks latin ??? [Re: Jalruza]
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btw, why do you need that translation?

i substituted the word integrity for honor...

there is no actual latin word for integrity.. integrity is a latin word derived from latin.


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Re: Anyone speaks latin ??? [Re: Banez]
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integrity is latin word?

i need that for high magick rituals as i was saying

Edited by Jalruza (01/07/07 07:43 AM)

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Re: Anyone speaks latin ??? [Re: Banez]
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I wouldn't use scio anyway, as I think the literal translation doesn't look very authentic. Just use 'est' instead, or perhaps 'dilato' (expand)

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Re: Anyone speaks latin ??? [Re: koraks]
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est= "is" why would you use that.

and if you use dilato, the verb would be dilatet.

but i wouldnt do that, scio should be your verb

just wonder, not trying to be critical, but what do you mean "doesnt look authentic"


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Re: Anyone speaks latin ??? [Re: Banez]
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keep in mind that the verb is refering to "no limits".. which is the acusative.


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Re: Anyone speaks latin ??? [Re: Banez]
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Banez said:
est= "is" why would you use that.



Because a literal translation would make little sense in Latin, it seems. 'Veneratio' (integrity, dignity) is not an entity that is capable of knowing, therefore, in Latin, the literal translation would make little sense.

So I'd rephrase to something like 'My dignity is without boundary' or 'My dignity stretches without boundary', which would rid you of the problem indicated above. So you'd end up with this, for example: "Sine fines meum veneratio est" or "Sine fines dilatet meum veneratio".

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and if you use dilato, the verb would be dilatet.



That would be the correct declination, yes.

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but i wouldnt do that, scio should be your verb



Actually, if you insist on translating as literally as possible, I'd suggest using 'nescio'/'nescere' (third person active declination 'nesciat') and removing 'nullum' (because you'd other wise end up with a dubble denial).
Btw, if you want to stick to 'scio', the correct declination would be 'sciat'.

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just wonder, not trying to be critical, but what do you mean "doesnt look authentic"



Just judging by the feel of the Latin sentence, for what it's worth. I went to the local equivalent of grammer school, so I studied Latin for six years. It's a few years ago, however. The one thing I do remember very well indeed is that translating literally just doesn't make for very good prose. Try to reap the benefits of the language you use.

Edited by koraks (01/07/07 08:33 AM)

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Re: Anyone speaks latin ??? [Re: Banez]
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Banez said:
keep in mind that the verb is refering to "no limits".. which is the acusative.



Yes, but what does that have to do with anything? The declination of the verb depends on the subject of the sentence, which is 'veneratio'. You're right that 'no limits' should be accusative and iirc, 'veneratio' is the correct declination, but declinations just haven't been my forte and heavy drug use during these past years haven't really improved that situation :wink:

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Re: Anyone speaks latin ??? [Re: koraks]
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hmm yeah.. i was trying to make it as literal as possible, since he isnt really going for proper usage.. to me he needed as close to literal as possible

i wonder if he found what he was looking for.. i havent taken latin in almost 2 years, im proud of myself for retaining some of that shit.


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Re: Anyone speaks latin ??? [Re: Jalruza]
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so what's the text again?

i have six years of latin so maybe i could help chip in a few words.

:earth: :yinyang: :shineon:


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Re: Anyone speaks latin ??? [Re: AlteredAgain]
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it was "my integrity knows no limits"

but i think he got it.. the only part we were really stuck on was the verb... and we somewhat got it.. althou i think the verb should be scio.


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Re: Anyone speaks latin ??? [Re: AlteredAgain]
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EGO can narro latin valde puteus. EGO can narro ten diversus lingua.

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Re: Anyone speaks latin ??? [Re: Banez]
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yeah scio would probably work given it's put in the right context, or you could go for est which i would personally prefer.

english to latin translations are not always the easiest.

:earth: :yinyang: :shineon:


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Re: Anyone speaks latin ??? [Re: AlteredAgain]
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yeah, i really didnt think about declining the nouns and putting the verb in proper tense and shit.


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Re: Anyone speaks latin ??? [Re: Banez]
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yeah i would have to use a reference or a textbook or something, it's been over four years since i last knew an i-conjugation off the top of my head.

:earth: :yinyang: :shineon:


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Re: Anyone speaks latin ??? [Re: AlteredAgain]
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i had a nazi ass italian for a latin teacher.. i will never forget

puella
puellae
puellam
puellas
puella

puellae
puellarum
puellis
puellas
puellis

never, ever.


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Re: Anyone speaks latin ??? [Re: Banez]
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ya, though the dative singular is puellae; puellam is accusative.

in this language one cannot help being a grammar nazi, i had a roman-catholic monk teach me latin and i must say he played his role quite well.

i'd never go back. :lol:

:earth: :yinyang: :shineon:


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