10-06-2003, 08:33 AM
- curruum agmen vaporata aqua ductum<br>
- curruum agmen electride (or: electrica vi) actum<br>
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Salve Earendilyon,<br>
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On the 'train' word tranlation above:<br>
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Why don't you just fuse together these words and make something like " curragmen " or " curragmen electricus ". I mean, our English language is made of such fussions why not give it a try in Latin also? Just a suggestion.<br>
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Vale <p></p><i></i>
- curruum agmen electride (or: electrica vi) actum<br>
<br>
Salve Earendilyon,<br>
<br>
On the 'train' word tranlation above:<br>
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Why don't you just fuse together these words and make something like " curragmen " or " curragmen electricus ". I mean, our English language is made of such fussions why not give it a try in Latin also? Just a suggestion.<br>
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Vale <p></p><i></i>
aka: Julio Peña
Quote:"audaces Fortuna iuvat"- shouted by Turnus in Virgil\'s Aeneid in book X just before he is utterly destroyed by Aeneas\' Trojans.