from the Latin word "to give" do, dare, ditti, datus, so, darem in the context stated; "La ci darem la mano" most likely is translated as something depicting a punch, mutual agreement, or the helping of another. that said, I do not know French, which is the context this is in, but I do know Latin, and French is a romance language, But I might be translating it incorrectly. darem means give in latin
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jamiespeaksadeadlanguage commented on the word nequiquam
combination of nec, que, and quam so, nequiquam means "and not whom"
April 10, 2024
jamiespeaksadeadlanguage commented on the word credam
been a long time since i've seen this word, but i'm pretty sure it means "a thought"
April 10, 2024
jamiespeaksadeadlanguage commented on the word currere
currere is translated into english as "to run"
April 10, 2024
jamiespeaksadeadlanguage commented on the word necne
necneis a combination of nec and ne which is normally separate, and means neither (noun 1) nor (noun 2), and is translated the same when combined.
April 10, 2024
jamiespeaksadeadlanguage commented on the word darem
from the Latin word "to give" do, dare, ditti, datus, so, darem in the context stated; "La ci darem la mano" most likely is translated as something depicting a punch, mutual agreement, or the helping of another. that said, I do not know French, which is the context this is in, but I do know Latin, and French is a romance language, But I might be translating it incorrectly. darem means give in latin
April 5, 2024
jamiespeaksadeadlanguage commented on the word sororem
sororem means "of the sisters" in Latin feminine third declension genitive plural noun. This word stems from the Latin soror meaning sister
April 5, 2024