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Here's the long-promised Latin resources masterpost! Resource recs are always appreciated and I'll try to update this post from time to time. :)
Study and fluency tips, plus my review of a few different Latin textbooks here
Free online resources here
Suggestions for if you've studied Latin in the past and want to brush up/re-learn here
Tips for expanding vocabulary here
Links for Latin literature and suggestions on which works to start with here
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being online is so scary aren't you guys worried about the world wide spider
It took 36 years for someone to make this joke and by god it was worth the wait
I'm seeking aid from the Latin side of Tumblr
My research says that this phrase; DELIRIUM EST ARS TENEBRIS HABITANDI
means; Delirium is the art of dwelling in darkness
But, I know nothing about Latin, and I only speak one language. So I'm hoping this reaches the Latin Side of Tumblr and someone can help confirm that this is accurate? Or at least not complete gibberish!
It's for writing research, sooo *fingers crossed*
My only note is that delirium is a 16th-century Latin word, so if you want earlier Latin then you should use amentia instead. Other than that it looks good, but I know there are lots of smart followers on this blog who will catch anything I missed. :)
The words and inflection are correct!
However, if you want it to sound more natural in Latin (that is, as if the phrase were written by someone familiar with the language,) I would recommend changing the word order.
"Ars tenebris habitandi delirium est" reads a lot more naturally. Im happy to go into why if youd like
I'm actually going to respectfully disagree this time, since changing the position of delirium is unnecessary and subtly affects the meaning. Est could go at the end for sure, but leaving it where it is helps emphasize the dichotomy of delirium and ars, and since atypical word order is used for emphasis in Latin, this is grammatically sound.
Hi, OP! I'm inclined to thread the needle between latinare and iiphides here; I'd learn towards "delirium ars tenebris habitandi est." I think having "delirium" and "ars" directly next to each other really emphasizes how they're intertwined. And getting that pesky "est" out of their way in the name of emphasis also allows for you to keep that sense of Latinity by ending the sentence with a verb.
But ultimately, what latinare, iiphides, and myself are adjusting has to do with taste. Mull it over!
Happy writing, OP :)
Thanks for clarifying that it's about taste rather than meaning, @isingofvioletsandaquill! I suspect @author-a-holmes has learned more about latinist quibbles than she perhaps anticipated. It has been lovely dissecting, though!
I'm seeking aid from the Latin side of Tumblr
My research says that this phrase; DELIRIUM EST ARS TENEBRIS HABITANDI
means; Delirium is the art of dwelling in darkness
But, I know nothing about Latin, and I only speak one language. So I'm hoping this reaches the Latin Side of Tumblr and someone can help confirm that this is accurate? Or at least not complete gibberish!
It's for writing research, sooo *fingers crossed*
My only note is that delirium is a 16th-century Latin word, so if you want earlier Latin then you should use amentia instead. Other than that it looks good, but I know there are lots of smart followers on this blog who will catch anything I missed. :)
The words and inflection are correct!
However, if you want it to sound more natural in Latin (that is, as if the phrase were written by someone familiar with the language,) I would recommend changing the word order.
"Ars tenebris habitandi delirium est" reads a lot more naturally. Im happy to go into why if youd like
I'm actually going to respectfully disagree this time, since changing the position of delirium is unnecessary and subtly affects the meaning. Est could go at the end for sure, but leaving it where it is helps emphasize the dichotomy of delirium and ars, and since atypical word order is used for emphasis in Latin, this is grammatically sound.
Okay, ya'll, but why is there no preposition here? Is the ablative by itself really enough?
@sympathischeufos in with the ablative is omitted all the dang time, it's actually super annoying.
I'm going to point out that habitandi is the future passive participle and what you want is the present active participle habitantis.
So I'd go with Delirium ars (in) tenebris habitantis est.
Alternatively, you could play on the different nuances of the preposition and go with the accusative instead of the ablative, Delirium ars (in) tenebras habitantis est. Instead of shadows as a place or location, there's an element of amidst or among, making it a matter of chosen comrades or behavior as opposed to a place that happens to have shade.
Also, depending on usage, you could drop out est altogether. It's a common elision that would be well understood.
I think habitandi is the genitive of the gerund here, not the future passive participle, based on the use of "dwelling" as a noun.
I'm seeking aid from the Latin side of Tumblr
My research says that this phrase; DELIRIUM EST ARS TENEBRIS HABITANDI
means; Delirium is the art of dwelling in darkness
But, I know nothing about Latin, and I only speak one language. So I'm hoping this reaches the Latin Side of Tumblr and someone can help confirm that this is accurate? Or at least not complete gibberish!
It's for writing research, sooo *fingers crossed*
My only note is that delirium is a 16th-century Latin word, so if you want earlier Latin then you should use amentia instead. Other than that it looks good, but I know there are lots of smart followers on this blog who will catch anything I missed. :)
The words and inflection are correct!
However, if you want it to sound more natural in Latin (that is, as if the phrase were written by someone familiar with the language,) I would recommend changing the word order.
"Ars tenebris habitandi delirium est" reads a lot more naturally. Im happy to go into why if youd like
I'm actually going to respectfully disagree this time, since changing the position of delirium is unnecessary and subtly affects the meaning. Est could go at the end for sure, but leaving it where it is helps emphasize the dichotomy of delirium and ars, and since atypical word order is used for emphasis in Latin, this is grammatically sound.
Okay, ya'll, but why is there no preposition here? Is the ablative by itself really enough?
@sympathischeufos in with the ablative is omitted all the dang time, it's actually super annoying.
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I'm seeking aid from the Latin side of Tumblr
My research says that this phrase; DELIRIUM EST ARS TENEBRIS HABITANDI
means; Delirium is the art of dwelling in darkness
But, I know nothing about Latin, and I only speak one language. So I'm hoping this reaches the Latin Side of Tumblr and someone can help confirm that this is accurate? Or at least not complete gibberish!
It's for writing research, sooo *fingers crossed*
My only note is that delirium is a 16th-century Latin word, so if you want earlier Latin then you should use amentia instead. Other than that it looks good, but I know there are lots of smart followers on this blog who will catch anything I missed. :)
The words and inflection are correct!
However, if you want it to sound more natural in Latin (that is, as if the phrase were written by someone familiar with the language,) I would recommend changing the word order.
"Ars tenebris habitandi delirium est" reads a lot more naturally. Im happy to go into why if youd like
I'm actually going to respectfully disagree this time, since changing the position of delirium is unnecessary and subtly affects the meaning. Est could go at the end for sure, but leaving it where it is helps emphasize the dichotomy of delirium and ars, and since atypical word order is used for emphasis in Latin, this is grammatically sound.
I'm seeking aid from the Latin side of Tumblr
My research says that this phrase; DELIRIUM EST ARS TENEBRIS HABITANDI
means; Delirium is the art of dwelling in darkness
But, I know nothing about Latin, and I only speak one language. So I'm hoping this reaches the Latin Side of Tumblr and someone can help confirm that this is accurate? Or at least not complete gibberish!
It's for writing research, sooo *fingers crossed*
My only note is that delirium is a 16th-century Latin word, so if you want earlier Latin then you should use amentia instead. Other than that it looks good, but I know there are lots of smart followers on this blog who will catch anything I missed. :)
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Calvena, -ae, m. nickname "the Bald", Cic.
comploro, -as, -avi, -atum, -are, I complain, Cic.
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I keep seeing this poll in english and people always lament that "we're losing" but they never take into account that NOT EVERYONE can vote in a poll if they don't understand English so please let's do it properly this time
gdzie mieszkasz?
w stanach zjednoczonych
reszta świata
please reblog and add polls in any other language that's not english, we had enough of this poll in english already
Wo wohnst du?
Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika
Rest der Welt
Var bor du?
Amerikas förenta stater
Resten av världen
¿dónde vives?
los estados unidos
el resto del mundo
Missä asut?
Yhdysvalloissa
muualla maailmassa
VBI HABITAS?
STATIBVS VNITIS AMERICAE
CETERO MVNDI
inde convertendi vanitas; tam prudens sit violam in catinum iacere ut coloris odorisque eius reperias formale principium, quam conari transfundere de alia in aliam linguam opera poetae. herbae ex semine ipsius resurgendum est, sin aliter ea florem pariet nullum — quod enim est onus ruinae Babel.
"Hence the vanity of translation; it were as wise to cast a violet into a crucible that you might discover the formal principle of its color and odor, as seek to transfuse from one language into another the creations of a poet. The plant must spring again from its seed, or it will bear no flower—and this is the burden of the curse of Babel."
Percy Bysshe Shelley
hi could you use macrons in your translations pretty please 🥺
I actually prefer not to, since they weren't used historically and it's great practice to go without! I don't mind if others want to reblog my posts with them added, though.
There you go!
Aren’t you glad?
NONNE PULCHRUM EST?
NONNE VIDENDI LAETARIS?
Pater: *draconem non vult*
Familia: *draconem obtinet*
Pater et draco:
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any monk born after 1436 doesn't know how to truly devote themselves to christ... all they know is be late for matins, copy they manuscripts, contemplative herb garden walk, be bisexual, eat eels and lie
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uilibet monachus post annum Domini MCDXXXVI natus vere se devovere Christo nescit. sola quae scit: sero ad matutinum advenire, manuscripta sua transcribere, per hortulum cogitandi causa ambulare, ambos sexus cupere, anguillas edere, atque mentiri.
hi could you use macrons in your translations pretty please 🥺
I actually prefer not to, since they weren't used historically and it's great practice to go without! I don't mind if others want to reblog my posts with them added, though.
