Genius is like your *personal god that you might have heard of in modernity as your higher self. It helos you get shit done, figure shit out, and arrange shit for success. You have experienced this at least in times of using your procedural memory, like driving or riding your bike without paying attention. Anima is best understood as life force, the thing that, according to tradition, was breathed into beings on Earth. Vegetarians and vegans have a problem eating anything with Anima. Halal and kosher practices drain the blood because that is the life of the animal and Mosaic tradition prohibits eating "living" animals. Spiritus transcends animus, so it's the real you that is in between the you on Earth/your avatar/your virtual experience of projection that experiences things like free will and whatever ultimate truth/god/whatever is. Many argue that "I and the father are one" is the same concept as Buddhist transcendence and Greek truths. The Spiritus in different conceptions is kind of like ultimate will; or the in between levels of will that experience karma. Answer from NoVaFlipFlops on reddit.com
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Answer (1 of 4): q: What are the Latin words for soul, mind, body, spirit and heart? soul = anima (f) mind = mens (f) body = corpus (n) spirit = spiritus (m) heart = cor (m)
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What is the difference between Animus, Spīritus, Genius, and Anima?
Genius is like your *personal god that you might have heard of in modernity as your higher self. It helos you get shit done, figure shit out, and arrange shit for success. You have experienced this at least in times of using your procedural memory, like driving or riding your bike without paying attention. Anima is best understood as life force, the thing that, according to tradition, was breathed into beings on Earth. Vegetarians and vegans have a problem eating anything with Anima. Halal and kosher practices drain the blood because that is the life of the animal and Mosaic tradition prohibits eating "living" animals. Spiritus transcends animus, so it's the real you that is in between the you on Earth/your avatar/your virtual experience of projection that experiences things like free will and whatever ultimate truth/god/whatever is. Many argue that "I and the father are one" is the same concept as Buddhist transcendence and Greek truths. The Spiritus in different conceptions is kind of like ultimate will; or the in between levels of will that experience karma. More on reddit.com
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November 13, 2023You don't have a soul. You are a Soul. You have a body.
Hey, can anyone help me with translation for this phrase. I got to : " Anima non habere. Es anima. Habes corpus." Does that hold the same meaning, I don't want it to sound like "You have no soul..." It's more about phisical possession. That it's a body nor soul. Thanks in advance. More on latindiscussion.org
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March 28, 2015good-hearted, good soul, beautiful soul, small but big
Cor et anima may be what you are looking for, or Cor animaque It is important to understand that this is a literal translation, which does not necessarily carry the same nuances as the corresponding English. Also, it seems to me that this phrase is usually used, in English, adverbially: "Heart and soul / I fell in love with you..." In such a context the phrase would likely be ablative in Latin... More on latindiscussion.org
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September 24, 2007translation of "mind / body / soul"?
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All of these are often translated as simply spirit, in English. I understand that each has different implications, but what are these implications?
My current impressions:
Animus: the concept of what makes you you (passion, personality, intellect, heart, pride, etc.)
Spīritus: the very thing that animates the body; the very concept of "to still be breathing".
Genius: "the superior or divine nature which is innate in everything" (from Lewis & Short)
Anima (this is the one I'm having a particularly tough time gripping, but key words I've seen often are): the vital principle, life, soul, spirit; also associated with Air (as an element)
Are these interpretations correct? Does anyone have anything to add onto these? Any help with this would be appreciated.
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Genius is like your *personal god that you might have heard of in modernity as your higher self. It helos you get shit done, figure shit out, and arrange shit for success. You have experienced this at least in times of using your procedural memory, like driving or riding your bike without paying attention. Anima is best understood as life force, the thing that, according to tradition, was breathed into beings on Earth. Vegetarians and vegans have a problem eating anything with Anima. Halal and kosher practices drain the blood because that is the life of the animal and Mosaic tradition prohibits eating "living" animals. Spiritus transcends animus, so it's the real you that is in between the you on Earth/your avatar/your virtual experience of projection that experiences things like free will and whatever ultimate truth/god/whatever is. Many argue that "I and the father are one" is the same concept as Buddhist transcendence and Greek truths. The Spiritus in different conceptions is kind of like ultimate will; or the in between levels of will that experience karma.
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That seems correct to me. Also the name of the Holy Ghost in Latin is "Sanctus Spiritus", gen. "Sancti Spiritus".
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heart, soul (only VOC as term of endearment) Age: In use throughout the ages/unknown · Area: All or none · Geography: All or none · Frequency: 2 or 3 citations · Source: “Oxford Latin Dictionary”, 1982 (OLD) #11 · noun · declension: 3rd declension ·
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Soul meaning in Latin
animus [animi]+(2nd) M nounThe soul is immortal. = Animus immortalis est · inspiratio [inspirationis]+(3rd) F noun
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March 28, 2015 - You misunderstood me, I didn't say that anima couldn't mean soul. Both animus and anima can mean "soul"; now, in classical Latin, animus is more often the soul in the sense of spirit, conscience, seat of fealings...
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Laetus in praesens animus quod ultra est oderit curare et amara lento temperet risu. Nihil est ab omni parte beatum. The soul is eternal. Anima est eterna. In my bed by night I sought him whom my soul loveth.
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September 24, 2007 - Cor et anima may be what you are looking for, or Cor animaque It is important to understand that this is a literal translation, which does not necessarily carry the same nuances as the corresponding English.
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For us the word " soul " signifies generally that which animates. Our ancestors the Celts gave to their soul the name of seel, from which the English soul, and the German seel; and probably the ancient Teutons and the ancient Britons had no quarrels in their universities over this expression. The Greeks distinguished three sorts of soul--(greek), which signified the sensitive soul, the soul of the senses; and that is why Love, child of Aphrodite, had so much passion for Psyche, and why Psyche loved him so tenderly : (greek), the breath which gives life and movement to the whole machine, and which we have translated by spiritus, spirit; vague word to which have been given a thousand different meanings: and finally (greek), the intelligence.
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Hi, r/Latin! (Latinos and Latinas?)
I'm dabbling with the design of an RPG and am working on character attributes.
I need a canonical / consistent translation of the terms "Body", "Mind", and "Soul".
Right now I'm working with Corpus and Mens for the first two. I don't really like the "Mens", and I have no idea if it's consistent with Corpus.
For "Soul", there might be better words to ask for. The concept I want to get across is a character's social skills, as provided by wealth, beauty, charisma, etc.
So maybe I want "Body", "Mind", "Everyone Else"?
Thanks in advance for help!
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Animus animi
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Animus is good, but I think anima is better if you're contrasting with mens. “animus est, quo sapimus, anima, quā vivimus,” Non. p. 426, 27 (hence anima denotes the animal principle of life, in distinction from animus, the spiritual, reasoning, willing principle
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"anima" is a Latin noun that primarily means "soul" in English.
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Answer (1 of 2): Animae dimidium meae (the other half of my soul): this is what the Roman poet Horace (Horatius) said about his bossom friend Virgil (Vergilius) See inter alia: Animae Dimidium Meae: Horace's Tribute to Vergil John Scott Campbell ...
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August 16, 2022 - Ti amo is “I love you” in Italian. Recent Clues The most likely answer for the clue is COO. We have 1 answer for the crossword clue Diamond Head locale. Possible Answers: OAHU.
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My SO and I both speak Latin, and I want to be cute, but I'm having some trouble finding endearing nick names that are appropriate in a cultural manner. I'm looking for the types of things Romans would've said, because I've found in other language translations that the word for 'baby' or 'sweetie' mean different things culturally, and don't make sense in context.
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Carissima (dearest), melimelum (honey-apple), dulcis (sweetie), mel (honey), mea columba (my dove), corculum (sweetheart), praecantrix (enchantress), and mulsa (honey, not to be confused with mulsum), are a few that come to mind.
When using these, if u/correon happens to be your SO, refrain from doing so in a public place.
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... sending a futile summons to u/ReedsAndSerpents, who keeps a list of terms of endearment that he will not share with even his dearest Internet chums. :'-(
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December 31, 2011 - Pulchra mens [est] pulcher animus. (The word for "is", est, is optional in such sentences in Latin.) "anima", if you mean the soul of one single dead person, you'd have to say "manes" animus, animi, m. which means mind at the first understanding of the term. It gains wider abstract meaning covering soul, spirit, feeling, and "psyche".