Results for rumor volat translation from Latin to English

rumor volat
rumors fly

rumor
we often sin what does it mean

fama volat.
rumor flies.

alis volat suis
she flies by her own wings

alis volat propriis
wings and flies his own

guaytamelli volat aetas
guaytamelli - the roman manufacturer, volat aetas "time passes quickly"

com propris suis alis volat
propris wings and flies

alis volat propriis ad astra
wings flying proper to the stars

didymus poculum aquae volat.
tom wants a glass of water.

tempus volat, velat, valet
time flies by

alis volat propriis, alis grave nil
nothing heavy wings

aeterne pungit cito volat et occidit
eternal stings quickly flies and kills

licat volare si super tergum aquila volat
licat fly back if the eagle flies

“rumor dicit ille vota ut neco vestra coniunx
so you

et processit rumor eius statim in omnem regionem galilaea
and immediately his fame spread abroad throughout all the region round about galilee.

a ferventi aestuosa libya volat aquila legionum. supra terra britanorum volat aquila legionum
we only intended to be its eternal with our hearts

mercurius patria imperia perficere parat; tālāria induit et dē caelō in libyam volat.
mercury is prepared to complete the country governments; wearing a helmet and flying into libya from the sky.

super sermonibus tuis et super sapientia tua et non credebam narrantibus mihi donec ipsa veni et vidi oculis meis et probavi quod media pars mihi nuntiata non fuerit maior est sapientia et opera tua quam rumor quem audiv
howbeit i believed not the words, until i came, and mine eyes had seen it: and, behold, the half was not told me: thy wisdom and prosperity exceedeth the fame which i heard.

spectā ad caelum,” bellātor clāmat. “puer per caelum volat!” marcus est suspīciōsus. “per caelum,” inquit, “volat? minimē. puer nōn potest volāre per caelum. avis per caelum volat. puer nōn habet ālās! avis ālās habet. puer ālās nōn habet!” octāviāna dīcit, “tū es rīdiculōsus, bellātor. per caelum? volat?” octāviāna dēspērat. “ubī,” marcus rogat, “est puer? dīc mihi! ego requīrō tiberium! ego requīrō lapidem!” quōmodo
look to the sky,” cried the warrior. "the boy flies through the sky!" marcus is suspicious. “through the sky,” he said, “does it fly? at least a child cannot fly through the sky. a bird flies through the sky the child has no ālās! the bird has ālās. the boy has no ālās! octaviana says, “you are ridiculous, warrior. through heaven? does it fly?” octaviana despaired. “where,” marcus asks, “is the boy? tell me! i need tiberius! i will require the stone!” how