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Questions regarding Latin since the year 1900
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How many words are in the Latin language?
This is not likely to be the final answer, but I hope it might give some rough idea of the scale we might be talking about.
Perseus has a tool for studying word frequency, based on 301 texts (from C …
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"Email" as a mass noun / mailbox
In Spanish the expression "casilla electrónica" is used to refer to the "e-mailbox". Hence, I would propose something like
arca electronica
where arca (nominative singular, feminine), according …
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How to correctly say Star Wars in Latin?
The world has already chosen the translation (whether it's right or not). Wikipedia calls it "Bella Stellaria". Some fans agree:
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Names of main Tintin characters in Latin?
Actually, in the late 80's, two titles of Tintin were published in Latin:
De Insula Nigra
De Sigaris Pharaonis
The first one only contains the characters Tintin, Milu, and the two detectives. Th …
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Latin for "recycle"?
The Vatican Lexicon Recentis Latinitatis uses (in Ecclesiastical Latin):
pecúniae male partae collocátio
(taken from the online subsample of words, found here, with Italian translation (ricicla …
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Latin words for “engineer”
Actually, the Vatican dictionary for recent and new words uses:
doctor machinarius
It can be found here, as a translation from the Italian word ingegnere.
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