[SCA-AE] help with latin phrase

Wed Sep 12 10:24:37 EDT 2007

"Dragon" would be nominative, which would be draco, and "word" would
be the genitive form of verbum (second declension?), which I think
would be verbi...but don't quote me on that, my Latin is rusty!

Renata the posh rot

On 9/11/07, threecs at zoominternet.net <threecs at zoominternet.net> wrote:
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> Greetings to the list
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> I am helping some friends with a project and am looking for some help with the correct form of latin.
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> Basically the phrase wanted is: The Dragon&#39;s Word
>
> I am uncertain whether it should be: draco or draconis
>
> And for word I was told: vocis, however I am not sure whether vocalis or vocatus would be more appropriate.
>
> And then of course there is always the word order that confuses me. Can anybody help me.
> Thank you in advance, as latin is not my strong suit.
>
> In service,
> Signora Tomasia da Collivento
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