- The
pluralis excellentiae is the name
given by
early grammarians of Hebrew, such as
Wilhelm Gesenius, to a
perceived anomaly in the
grammatical number...
-
Lacus Excellentiae (Latin
excellentiae, "Lake of Excellence") is a
relatively small,
irregular lunar mare in the
southern latitudes of the Moon, amidst...
- of Sunderland, and a
banner displaying the club's motto,
Consectatio Excellentiae,
which means "In
pursuit of excellence". Sunderland's club
badge until...
-
Government Regulation No. 1/1946 and Law No. 1/1946.
Generic you
Pluralis excellentiae Royal one
Singular they T–V
distinction "The
Cordillera of the Andes...
-
plurals ... plur.
virium or virtutum;
later grammarians call them plur.
excellentiae, magnitudinis, or plur. maiestaticus. This last name may have been suggested...
-
southwestern part of the Moon.
Further to the
northeast is the
Lacus Excellentiae and the
small crater Clausius. The rim of this
crater is
roughly circular...
-
signifying the
first person possessive plural,
functions as a
pluralis excellentiae like
other titles for the
Hebrew deity,
Elohim ("gods") and
Adonai "my...
-
southwest part of the Moon, in the
small lunar mare
designated Lacus Excellentiae. It is
completely enclosed by mare material,
although the tiny satellite...
-
other Hebrew grammarians traditionally described this as the
pluralis excellentiae (plural of excellence),
which is
similar to the
pluralis majestatis (plural...
- guide, p. 11.
Original Latin text : « æneas
insignes statuas, priscæ
excellentiæ virtutisque monumentum,
Romano populo unde
exorte fuere restituendas...
