- Neo-Latin (sometimes
called New
Latin or
Modern Latin) is the
style of
written Latin used in
original literary, scholarly, and
scientific works, first...
- This
article contains phonetic transcriptions in the
International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA). For an
introductory guide on IPA symbols, see Help:IPA. For...
- 1998, the
epithet is a
Neolatin adjective which is a
combination of the
Latin noun
caseus meaning "cheese" and the
Neolatin adjective lyticus (from the...
-
Neolatino Romance, or
simply called Neolatino, (Romance
neolatino in
Neolatin), is a pan-Romance language, that is, a
codified linguistic variety based...
- "to pull") + exo "out" (or
according to an
alternative analysis, from
Neolatin tillexis, "habit of picking", from Gr****
tillein and έξη, éksi, "habit")...
- dictionaries. The IED also
presents 125
affixes that
facilitate to
understand the
neolatin linguistic word-formation. The foreword,
written by Mary
Connell Bray,...
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Italian control in the 20th century, the
island had
again a
majority of "
neolatin'
speakers but they
disappeared after World War II.[citation needed] For...
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Latin Meaning "****ociated with P****over (or Easter)"
Region of
origin Neolatin languages Other names Related names Pasqual, Pascal, Pascale, Pascalle...
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cultural Romanization was more
complete in
those areas that
developed a "
neolatin language" (like Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, and Romanian). The...
- in the
phylum Archephyta of
Algae (vide infra: Blue-green algae). The
Neolatin noun
Monera and the
German noun Moneren/Moneres are
derived from the ancient...
