09/05/23

Geometry Question
A segment can be divided into n congruent segments by bisecting segments repeatedly. What are some of the possible values of​ n? Give a rule for n.Select all of the choices below that are possible... more
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01/21/22

Latin phrase, "conplecte abyssum" translation

"Conplecte abyssum" - to embrace chaos, or more literally, to entwine yourself into the depths.Hello! This is what i found online, I'm hoping someone could verify or clarify if its an accurate... more
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01/12/22

Can someone please translate "Success lies in Courage" into Latin?
Hi, I need to translate "Success lies in Courage" into Latin, someone suggested "Virtutis est Victoria" but we don't know if this is grammatically correct, and makes the same sense. (i want to keep... more
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12/17/21

What is the difference between the Latin word in followed by a noun in the accusative case and the word in followed by a noun in the ablative case?

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06/09/21

I would like a translation of "Set Yourself On Fire" to Latin
This is for a mock heraldic emblem. The entire phrase is "If there is nothing to burn/Set yourself on fire".For final portion, I came to like "IPSI IN IGNIBUS INCENDITE "? That is emphatic pronoun... more
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04/26/21

“Nothing Before Coffee” in Latin

I’m working on some humorous heraldry for fun, but I want to get this part right. The saying “Nothing Before Coffee” translates on Google as “Nihil Ante Capulus.” Is this anywhere near correct?
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