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>Customer is angry that we disabled his card
>calm him down because it is a security measure
>We had to block his card because he spent 5k on Genshin Impact at 4AM and almost drained his entire bank account
>The instant we unblock his card he spends 200 more dollars on Genshin Impact
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latin word of the day: interlunium, the new moon, time of new moon, interlunary interval
why did we stop drawing ridiculous looking sea monsters on our maps after we chartered the world's oceans. what did you do to my boys.
just look at these friendly lads. and you deny us all the joy of seeing them in the name of geographical and zoological accuracy. how could you.
latin words for oak forests
aesculetum, a forest of winter or Italian oaks, and poet., in gen., an oak-forest
ilicetum, a grove of holmoaks, forest of oaks
quercetum, an oak-wood, oak-forest
querquetulanus, -a, -um, of or belonging to an oak-forest, named from an oakwood
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Quiescence
Noun
[kwee-es-uhns, kwi-]
1. a state of rest, inactivity, or quietness
Origin: From Latin quiescere (to become quiet), from quies (quiet)
âSilence is a time of reflection to bring peace and meaning to your life, and to those around you. This deafening quiescence will mean different things to different people but if they listen carefully, they will understandâŚâ   â Virginia Alison
latin word of the day: procellosus, -a, -um, full of storms, stormy, tempestuous, boisterous
Solitudinarian
Noun
[sol-i-tood-n-air-ee-uh n, -tyood-]
1. a person who seeks solitude; recluse.
Origin: Solitudinarian was first recorded in 1685â95.
âShe was such a warm, beautiful woman, so popular, so very full of love and verve and yet you, her only son, are an anthropofugal solitudinarian.â - David Foster, Sons of the Rumour, 2009
Apricity
Noun
(a-pris-i-tee)
1. the warmth of the sun in winter.
Origin: From Latin apricari (to bask in the sun). Earliest documented use: 1623.
âAs he stood in the sunshine, apricity began to cover him like a wool sweater.â - Ryan Patrick Sullivan, Mrs. OâLearyâs Cow
Noctilucent
Adjective
[nok-tuh-loo-suhânt]
1. shining at night, usually of very thin high altitude clouds observable in the summer twilight sky.
Origin: From Latin nocti- (night) + lucent (shining).  First recorded in 1885â90.
âThe noctilucent paint is powerful enough to light up the entire 20-ft diameter of the pandal without any light bulbs.â - Sangita Sultania G. Roy; Glow-worm Goddess for Shoestring Budget; The Telegraph
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latin word of the day: luculentus, -a, -um, full of light, bright, splendid
latin word of the day: vespertinus, -a, -um, of or belonging to evening or even-tide
latin word of the day: ignispicium, a divining from fire, divination by fire
latin word of the day night: noctiluca, that shines by night; hence, the moon
latin & ancient greek forest words
querquetulanus, -a, -um, of or belonging to an oak-forest, named from an oakwood
saltuarius, -ii, one who has the care of a forest or of an estate, a forester, ranger
silvestris, -e, of a wood, of forest, overgrown with woods
á˝ÎťÎąáżÎżĎ, -Îą, -ον, (hylaios, -a, -on) belonging to the wood or forest; wild
á˝ÎťÎżÎłÎľÎ˝ÎŽĎ , -ÎĎ, (hylogenÄs, -es) born in the forest or undergrowth
ĎΚΝĎδξνδĎÎżĎ, -ον, (philodendros, -on) fond of trees or the wood
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I have always loved the month names in Finnish
January = tammikuu = the oak moon
February = helmikuu = the pearl moon
March = maaliskuu = the ground moon (âmaalisâ doesnât mean anything but it comes from the word âmaaâ, meaning âgroundâ because you can usually see ground beneath the snow in March)
April = huhtikuu = the burn-beaten moon
May = toukokuu = the field moon
June = kesäkuu = the summer moon
July = heinäkuu = the hay moon
August = elokuu = the harvest moon
September = syyskuu = the fall moon
October = lokakuu = the slush moon (the kind of half-melted snow that no one likes)
November = marraskuu = the death moon (altough âmarrasâ is a really old word that no one uses anymore, I had to actually google it because I didnât know what it means)
December = joulukuu = the Christmas moon
Itâs really cool that we have original names for months while most languages use the Latin words. And I think our words for months sound really beautiful, too.
latin word of the day: hortensius, -a, -um, of or belonging to a garden
