Results for knowing itself translation from English to Latin

knowing
scientum

by itself
et ininpso

bregans itself
cervīx in fundō labōrābat. subitō bregantem, quī in plaustrō dormiēbat, cōnspexit. cervīx servum excitāvit et clāmāvit, “quam stultus es! perīculōsum est tibi in plaustrō dormīre. salvius semper servōs ignāvōs ferōciter pūnit.” 5 “ēheu!” respondit bregāns. “ego miserrimus sum, quod dē patre et frātribus meīs somniābam.” “ubi sunt pater frātrēsque tuī?” rogāvit cervīx. “mortuī sunt,” respondit bregāns. “rōmānī eōs interfēcērunt.” 10 tum cervīcī rem tōtam nārrāvit: “ego et familiārēs meī sumus icēnī. rēgīna nostra erat boudica, quam rōmānī saepe vexābant. boudica igitur icēnōs aliōsque britannōs incitāvit. britannī cum rōmānīs pugnāverunt. prīmō deī britannīs fāvērunt. britannī multōs 15 rōmānōs interfēcērunt et urbēs rōmānās dēlēvērunt. sed, quamquam britannī fortiter pugnābant, rōmānī tandem eōs superāvērunt. inter mortuōs erant pater frātrēsque meī. “post pugnam mīlitēs rōmānī ad vīcum nostrum vēnērunt, quod omnēs icēnōs pūnīre volēbant. virōs fēmināsque 20 interfēcērunt et vīcum dēlēvērunt. mē, quī tum puer eram, nōn necāvērunt sed ad urbem dūxērunt. vēnālīciō mē vēndidērunt. tum salvius mē ēmit. nunc, quamquam ego dīligenter labōrō, dominus mē semper verberat. ēheu! melius est mihi perīre.” 25 “quam misera est vīta nostra!” inquit cervīx. “rōmānī ferōcissimī sunt.”

fear of the knowing
timor ignoti

by the fact itself.
ipso facto

your own self;itself
dolorem ipsum

the mind itself nourishes
animus se ipse alit

to the act of knowing,
ad actum

himself, herself, itself
ipse ipsa ipsum

fear nothing but fear itself
nihil timeo nene susu nisi ipsum timeo

the heart curved in on itself
cor curvum in se

no less than knowing, doubting i enjoy
non men che saver, dubbiar m'aggrata

by knowing pain through difficulties to the stars
per scire dolorem per aspera ad astrum

knowing, brethren beloved, your election of god.
scientes fratres dilecti a deo electionem vestra

the dragon slays itself, married itself and impregnates itself.
draco interfecit si maritat si ipsum ipsum ipsum

inscius, inscia, inscium not knowing, ignorant; unskilled;
inscia

harpax, (gen.), harpacis drawing to itself; rapacious;
harpacis

cognoscitivus, cognoscitiva, cognoscitivum knowing, having power of knowing, intellectually aware
cognoscitiva

but he, knowing their thoughts, said unto them, every kingdom divided against itself is brought to desolation; and a house divided against a house falleth.
ipse autem ut vidit cogitationes eorum dixit eis omne regnum in se ipsum divisum desolatur et domus supra domum cade