Word of the Day: σκληρός
Today’s word is: σκληρός (Gr. hard, indurated, harsh, dry) Derivatives: sclerosis: * pathological hardening of tissue; inability or reluctance to adapt. * Example: They are suffering from political...
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Lingua Latina: Philemon et Baucis - pars prima
Dei Philemonen et Baucidem visitant . Pia Baucis cibum deorum parat. Senex Philemon deos sedere iubet.
1 Maalis 20235min
Word of the Day: φωνή
The greek word φωνή, meaning voice or sound, forms part of many English words. For instance, phonology, anglophone, francophone, telephone and symphony are all derived in part from φωνή.
27 Helmi 202350s
Lingua Latina: Callisto - pars II
Arcas, filius Callistus, matrem suam paene necavit.
27 Helmi 20234min
Lingua Latina: Callisto
Juppiter Callisto et filium eius in stellas transformavit.
22 Helmi 20235min
Lingua Latina: Pan et Syringa
Pan, dum in silva ambulat, Syringam videt et statim eam amat.
16 Helmi 20235min
Lingua Latina: Latona et Niobe - pars II
Phoebus septem filios necat. Diana septem filias necat. Niobe lacrimat.
14 Helmi 20235min
Lingua Latina: Latona et Niobe
Poeta Ovidius fabulam de dea Latona et de femina Niobe narrat.
13 Helmi 20235min
