Results for which translation from German to Latin

in which
in qua

which winds
uter ventorum

in that part which
in eam partem quae

at which time he fled
quo tempus fugit

which is above all names
quod est super omne nomen

in the testimony of which thing,
in cuius rei testimonium

things which are useful to all the
quae prosunt omnibus

there is no power over the earth which
non est potestas super terram quae

the land is easy to conquer, which is incendiary
phesmatos sarvis nas ex marlom tarre morra vantis quo incandis petfaca quo

which again depends on the speaker's lips
pendet que iteram narrantis ab ore

which pertain to the effeminacy of the mind,important
quae ad effeminandos animos pertinent,important

the wise man affirms nothing which he does not approve
sapiens nihil affirmat quod non probat

the first, which gave life to the hour of the corspit
prima quae vitam dedit, hora corspit

in which this man is lacking to me, is perverse in his
quod huic deest me torquet

sacred temples which had fallen in antiquity or burned down
aedes sacras vetustate conlapsas aut incendio

do not do to another that which you do not wish to be done to
quod tibi fieri non vis alteri ne feceris

i 'm listening for a long time, and now this day, and into the forest with pleasure, as it were, in this way i was now in the number of, as it were, is the time, the (wie wenn es einen rhythmus gabe) as to your always a poem, to be drawn there to here. it occurs to you, you, as he was about (um dich abzuholen), as had been promised the same hour, in the same place, which you have lately were already doing. with the agitated, by means of all the men in the way of this, that they are known by us, according to his ways, on the banks of them, by means of it, over the bridge, there is this music for, but where i have not had silenced the world, where all are dancing and they cry out so, where others have regard to, come with me as they rush along, and exean
attendo diu, iam diem hunc et salto laetus, hac in via nunc velut in numero, velut sit hoc,(wie wenn es einen rhythmus gäbe) quod me semper carmen, illuc trahit huc. occurro tibi, te aditurus (um dich abzuholen), ut promissum eadem hora, in eodem loco, quo nuper iam. per tumultosos, per omnes viros per iter hoc, quod nobis notum est, secundum vias, ad ripas eas, per illum pontem, ad illam musicam, ubi non silentium, ubi omnes saltant et clamant sic, ubi alii spectant, ut mecum currant et exean