I know some one here speaks Greek, as for Latin?
I need the translation for, without quotes:
"Going forth by day"
I came up with some results from translators on the web, but want to be sure.
Thanks much, guys.
I know some one here speaks Greek, as for Latin?
I need the translation for, without quotes:
"Going forth by day"
I came up with some results from translators on the web, but want to be sure.
Thanks much, guys.
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Tim Piglet Conrad
Piglet's Peculiar Planes
"Ahhh... the freedom of freeware!"
First Rule of Aviation:
Don't piss off your mechanic.
been a while since i used it but....
προς τα εμπρός με μερα (προς τα εμπρός (to go forwards), με (with), μερα (Morning/Day) Phoenetic pronunciation;pros ta emprós meh méra)
not sure whether it's imera (μερα prefaced with η (I) should be correct either way as day is a noun) :salute:
Nice going Matt!
Hi Piglet - please give me the context in which you intend to use the phrase.
Very often for slogans or motif, we use an older grammatical approach.
My daughter has a university degree in both ancient and modern Greek and makes a fair pass with latin also.
She'd be only too pleased.
If you like, PM me.
Best Regards
Nigel
Most men often say what they think!
An honest man usually means what he says!
A gentleman always says what he means!
"Αίεν Υψικρατείν "
A fool is not he who asks a simple question, but he who would simply have its asking denied. (Richards 2012)
Thanks Nigel, been most of my lifetime i haven't used Greek.... apart from ordering things ie. Beer and Foxtrot Me.... that Daughter of yours never fails to impress! one talented girl! stand proud pal!
Piglet..... Nigel, Dimus and I (Amongst others) are competent Greek Speakers, well maybe not so competent these days in my case... but if you ever need help one of us will be able to assist :salute:
Thanks guys!
The contex would be as a phrase, say, on a sign over a door or maybe a tomb. This is what I came up with.
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Tim Piglet Conrad
Piglet's Peculiar Planes
"Ahhh... the freedom of freeware!"
First Rule of Aviation:
Don't piss off your mechanic.
As an aside, this is what I came up with for pigletAttachment 61254
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Tim Piglet Conrad
Piglet's Peculiar Planes
"Ahhh... the freedom of freeware!"
First Rule of Aviation:
Don't piss off your mechanic.
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