the latin phrase you were looking for is i beleive Agnitio Annus. hope that helps :) Nilyahti
R rageofwar Dalayan Beginner May 19, 2005 #1 the latin phrase you were looking for is i beleive Agnitio Annus. hope that helps Nilyahti
R Rambler Dalayan Beginner May 19, 2005 #3 It's a rough translation, but I think it's "I like dirty man trolls." I'm not sure though, my latin is a bit off.
It's a rough translation, but I think it's "I like dirty man trolls." I'm not sure though, my latin is a bit off.
A Aeran Dalayan Beginner May 19, 2005 #4 hrmmm... while we're on the subject of this interesting guy, I'd like to start a petition to have his avatar changed back to psyduck
hrmmm... while we're on the subject of this interesting guy, I'd like to start a petition to have his avatar changed back to psyduck
R rageofwar Dalayan Beginner May 19, 2005 #6 actually was supposed to be knowledges end. think i screwed up on the dictionairy....least i gave it an effort
actually was supposed to be knowledges end. think i screwed up on the dictionairy....least i gave it an effort
T Tarrax Ironwolf Dalayan Beginner May 19, 2005 #7 I thought it was 'recognition year' or something like 'Year of Recognition'... If that isn't it, I gave it a shot...
I thought it was 'recognition year' or something like 'Year of Recognition'... If that isn't it, I gave it a shot...
rab Dalayan Beginner May 19, 2005 #8 Knowledge (or recognition) needs to be in the genitive. So, terminus scientae ... or extremitas scientae. Probably the former.
Knowledge (or recognition) needs to be in the genitive. So, terminus scientae ... or extremitas scientae. Probably the former.
zodium Dalayan Elder May 19, 2005 #9 rabe said: Knowledge (or recognition) needs to be in the genitive. So, terminus scientae ... or extremitas scientae. Probably the former. Click to expand... No, it's Knowledge's End in the "ultimate place of knowledge" sense not in the "End of Knowledge" sense.
rabe said: Knowledge (or recognition) needs to be in the genitive. So, terminus scientae ... or extremitas scientae. Probably the former. Click to expand... No, it's Knowledge's End in the "ultimate place of knowledge" sense not in the "End of Knowledge" sense.
rab Dalayan Beginner May 19, 2005 #10 Well you didn't tell me that! Then, extremitas it is. edit: Or, perhaps another word, because I don't feel it has the same meaning....
Well you didn't tell me that! Then, extremitas it is. edit: Or, perhaps another word, because I don't feel it has the same meaning....
