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  • Both fēmina and mulier mean woman: whats the difference?
    In Republican and early Imperial Latin, mulier was more common, and fēmina was more markedly respectful Although it might seem surprising to speakers of modern languages where using the word "female" instead of "woman" can have a derogatory connotation (as I think can be the case in English, or in Italian*), we have evidence that for Cicero, the word fēmina was used to refer to women
  • Examples of homo used for a woman - Latin Language Stack Exchange
    femina - feminae , mulier - muliebris are common concepts for a woman, and a group of women It thus may be in a philosophical discussion you could find references using homo The same applies for example in Spanish: El hombre = mankind the man, la mujer = the woman, hombres = a group of men, mujeres = a group of women
  • Translating From Man to Woman into Latin
    I prefer mulier over femina Femina is, so to say, more biological, and also applies to female animals Mulier, in turn, is more human-specific and arguably more fit for romanticism, since it's ambiguous and may also mean wife (if in context! so don't worry) Ad + accusative (ad feminam, ad mulierem) is the standard way to tell to whom a letter or a poem is addressed to Ab + dative (ab
  • How do you assign ambiguous adjectives? - Latin Language Stack Exchange
    In many cases I encounter situations where an adjective could be modifying different words in the same sentence For example, in the famous play Miles Gloriosus there is the line: Mala mulier mers
  • A polite word for female facilities - Latin Language Stack Exchange
    Jan 12, 2018 at 8:36 I don't think that there's any doubt Domina has a suggestion of class, the primary meaning of femina is 'female' (of whatever species), puella is age-restricted but mulier is a general word that can apply to all, with the advantage of the related adjective muliebris that Penelope has pointed out
  • english - Puella vs. Virgo - Latin Language Stack Exchange
    Thinking of a translation for the fortune cookie-esque quot;neither faint heart nor false heart ere won a fair maid, quot; it was not clear whether quot;puella quot; or quot;virgo quot; would be
  • Another wife named Keturah? - Latin Language Stack Exchange
    Consider Genesis 25:1 from the Vulgate: Abraham vero aliam duxit uxorem nomine Cetthuram … Which of these does it mean? Or is it ambiguous? Abraham took another wife named Keturah Abraham took
  • classical latin - Desinat in piscem in Horaces Ars Poetica . . .
    9 This is about the core meaning of desinat in piscem as in: Humano capiti ceruicem pictor equinam iungere si uelit et uarias inducere plumas undique collatis membris, ut turpiter atrum desinat in piscem mulier formosa superne, spectatum admissi, risum teneatis, amici? [Quintus Horatius Flaccus (Horace), The Art of Poetry: an Epistle to the Pisos]
  • Are vir and fémina counterparts of each other?
    pater means father, and mater means mother, and the two words have similar forms vir means "man; husband", and fémina means "woman; wife" But the two words look very differen
  • User user26530 - Latin Language Stack Exchange
    Q A for linguists, teachers, and students wanting to discuss the finer points of the Latin language





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