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Translated to Latin. "Dignus/Digna memoratu fito." (lit. "Worth to be remembered become.") Dignus is masculine, while Digna is feminine.
I have reasons of my own for wanting Latin but, the google translates does literal I believe. It changes the words to similar meanings without reference to the intent of the words. I would love to find a translator (free preferably because I am cheap, LOL) that can do entire pages if I needed. Like a couple thousand words maybe at a time.
From English to Latin. I tried using Google translate but it either kept converting "marks" to "Mark's" or the meaning + grammer on reversing the translation was an entire different sentence. Here's what I have: Signo/designo/denoto = all three mean "to mark". Finis,-is= the end.
English to Latin Latin I’m doing a triptych painting of Ina Garten and I was curious how I would say the phrase “the intoxication of the barefoot contessa” or if there is a more concise way to say this, but it’s supposed to look like medieval religious art.
It's from a root meaning "to stretch out", so it connotes testing something by "stretching out" one's hands for example, in order to try to do something. So with that said, you can use one of three possible translations with these three words: Saepe probātus/-a. Saepe expertus/-a. Saepe temptātus/-a.
English > Latin. From nothing, to nothing, both are absurd. I've tried to translate it myself, but I would like a more practiced speaker of Latin's opinion on it. Ex nihilo, ad nihilo, sunt absurdum. Thanks for the response! In philosophy, there's the idea of ex nihilo creation, where you get something from nothing.
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Latin. Memento Mori, until death sharpens the knives. Thanks for your help in advance! I used a few MTLs which gave different results, but I have no idea of their accuracy since I know absolutely 0 Latin. Memento Mori, usque ad mortem cultri acuantur. Memento Mori, usque ad mortem acuit cultris.