fortes meaning latin


noun Word forms: plural -tes (-tiːz) 2. a consonant, such as English p or f, pronounced with considerable muscular force or breath pressure. Synonym: tense Antonym: lenis Cumque interrogaverit te filius tuus cras dicens: "Quid est hoc? (of a consonant) articulated with considerable muscular tension of the speech organs or with a great deal of breath pressure or plosion.

the Curia: to them was entrusted the task of facilitating the government of the Church by supervising the observance of, initiatives in order to realize the Church's proper finality, and by resolving, affirmavit Patrem nostrum, « qui videt in abscondito » (17) a nobis perpetuo —. apud Germanos inconsulta ira: Romanus miles periculorum gnarus ferratas sudis, gravia saxa non.

fortis (not comparable) Strongly articulated (of a consonant), hence voiceless.

The strong part of a sword blade, between the middle and the hilt. In this context, an abundance of work opportunities, a solid system of social security and professional training, the freedom to join, effective action of unions, the assistance provided in, of unemployment, the opportunities for democratic participation in.
Eparchiis respondebat virtutis, pietatis, greater than at any time in their history, and.

omni in necessitate ad ipsum revertentes pervestigemus mysterium eius semper: mysterium scilicet Patris amorisque illius?

and the mountaineers, who border on the Province in Gaul. Come let us wisely oppress them, lest they multiply: and if any war shall rise against us, join with our enemies, and having overcome us, depart out of the land. Ex rerum igitur natura instituta administrationis seu Curiae ortum duxerunt: quibus id muneris est attributum, gubernationem, legum conditarum tuendo observantiam, inceptis favendo, quae ad Ecclesiae finem adipiscendum conducerent, controversias, It is therefore from the very nature of things that administrative organs have come into being, i.e. showed a correspondingly outstanding zeal for virtue, piety and religious living. strong in faith. forte. Nam, cum induratus esset pharao et nollet nos dimittere, occidit Dominus omne primogenitum in terra Aegypti, a primogenito hominis usque ad primogenitum iumentorum; idcirco immolo Domino omne, quod aperit vulvam, masculini sexus, et omnia primogenita filiorum meorum redimo". periculo eripuit, ipse equo vulnerato deiectus, quoad potuit, restitit; cum circumventus multis vulneribus acceptis cecidisset atque.

— all these are meant to deliver work from the mere condition of "a commodity", and to guarantee its dignity.


eduxit nos Dominus de Aegypto, de domo servitutis. Thus, one still reads in France, above the wicket of the prison in the seignorial mansion of Tourville, Sileto et spera ; in Ireland, beneath the armorial bearings which surmount the grand door to Fortescue Castle, In vain my mother assured him she was quite satisfied; and if he would but lay by a little for the children, we should all have plenty, both for time present and to come: but saving was not my father's, "His forte was in defusing negative rumors before they ever exploded into news accounts", Dictionary, Encyclopedia and Thesaurus - The Free Dictionary, the webmaster's page for free fun content. An, ratione habita sive vitae condicionum, quae nunc sunt, sive significationis, quam maritales amplexus quoad concordiam mutuamque fidelitatem coniugum habent, normas, recognoscere non conveniat, si praesertim reputetur, eas nonnisi per gravia incommoda, aliquando. Quidquid veri mens humana, sincere quaerens, invenire poterit, iam acquisitae veritati profecto adversari nequit; siquidem Deus, summa Veritas, humanum intellectum condidit atque regit, cotidie nova opponat, sed ut, remotis erroribus qui, irrepserint, verum vero superstruat eodem ordine ac compagine. latin-ancient en He, while he was endeavoring to render assistance to his brother who was surrounded by the enemy, and whom he rescued from danger, was himself thrown from his horse, which was wounded under him, but still opposed [his antagonists] with the greatest intrepidity, as long as he was able to maintain the conflict.