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Thread: Architects, What does your bumper sticker say?
Sevardos wrote:
Bandola wrote:
venat, orichalcum enumerat
Go on, who is going to be the first to figure it out ? I should have put this up for the Architects motto, but I only thought of it last night....
Message Edited by Bandola on 08-26-2004 05:41 AM
I don't recognize the word venat - but orchalcum means ore/copper and enumerat means collect or to count up.
Venator means hunter so maybe that's what you meant by venat.
So ... Collector and Hunter of Ore?
Bandola wrote:
Sevardos wrote:
Bandola wrote:
venat, orichalcum enumerat
Go on, who is going to be the first to figure it out ? I should have put this up for the Architects motto, but I only thought of it last night....
Message Edited by Bandola on 08-26-2004 05:41 AM
I don't recognize the word venat - but orchalcum means ore/copper and enumerat means collect or to count up.
Venator means hunter so maybe that's what you meant by venat.
So ... Collector and Hunter of Ore?
Nice try, but no cigar...
Well am I close?! ![]()
Bandola wrote:
Spot on with the ore (but I think you were probably confident with that one), you were close with enumerat but used the wrong meaning, venat you are off the mark.
To help you a little, the ending '...at' means it is third person singular
Message Edited by Bandola on 08-26-2004 12:03 PM
Crimsonsplat wrote:
I've run it through every translator I could find online (which was a whopping 2, seeing as I'm at work and have to do some now and again). Nothing even close to venat.
Ok, a little help needed then.
'venat' comes from 'venire', the first person singular is veni, as in 'veni vidi vici' - you know what that means, right ?
Message Edited by Bandola on 08-26-2004 12:03 PM