Results for ai honestus translation from Latin to English

honestus
honorable

ai
ai alas; exclamation expressing grief;

vir honestus est
an honest soul

semper sit honestus
you must be honest

uterque honestus est.
either of them is honest.

ai gonplei ste odon
my fight is over

morte ai nostri nemici
death to our enemies

respondens autem dominus iob de turbine ai
moreover the lord answered job, and said,

j?ai ton amour et je veux ton revenge
j? ai ton amour et je veux ton revenge

rubenitis quoque et gadditis et dimidiae tribui manasse ai
and to the reubenites, and to the gadites, and to half the tribe of manasseh, spake joshua, saying,

necdum obdormierant qui latebant et ecce mulier ascendit ad eos et ai
and before they were laid down, she came up unto them upon the roof;

stans autem azarias oravit sic aperiensque os suum in medio ignis ai
he answered and said, lo, i see four men loose, walking in the midst of the fire, and they have no hurt; and the form of the fourth is like the son of god.

nunc autem adducite mihi psalten cumque caneret psaltes facta est super eum manus domini et ai
but now bring me a minstrel. and it came to pass, when the minstrel played, that the hand of the lord came upon him.

idcirco et ego commodavi eum domino cunctis diebus quibus fuerit accommodatus domino et adoraverunt ibi dominum et oravit anna et ai
therefore also i have lent him to the lord; as long as he liveth he shall be lent to the lord. and he worshipped the lord there.

et cornelius ait a nudius quartana die usque in hanc horam orans eram hora nona in domo mea et ecce vir stetit ante me in veste candida et ai
and cornelius said, four days ago i was fasting until this hour; and at the ninth hour i prayed in my house, and, behold, a man stood before me in bright clothing,

anno primo balthasar regis babylonis danihel somnium vidit visio autem capitis eius in cubili suo et somnium scribens brevi sermone conprehendit summatimque perstringens ai
in the first year of belshazzar king of babylon daniel had a dream and visions of his head upon his bed: then he wrote the dream, and told the sum of the matters.

armatae face et anguibus a caeco regno squallido furoris sociae barbari furiae venite ad nos. morte, flagello, stragibus vindictam tanti funeris irata nostra pectora duces docete vos. armate di torce e serpenti, dal vostro cieco e tartareo regno, compagne del barbaro furore, furie, accorrete a noi. con morte, flagello, stragi, siate voi nostri duci, mostrate ai nostri cuori furiosi, la vendetta di una simile morte.
armored face and snakes