Você procurou por: nōs servat (Latim - Inglês)

servat
he saves

servat me
lppo

ars servat mentem
la technique garde l'esprit

apollo me saepe servat
apollo guards me often.

apollō mē saepe servat.
rumor flies

puella poetas servat vitam
the girl saves the poets life

clēmentia multās vītās servat.
clemency saves many praises.gjkj

clementia tua multas vitam servat
pardon my girl, please

cerva fuga periculum vitat et vitam servat
il volo di un cervo evita il pericolo e salva la vita

nōs dentēs leōnum timēus
the girls are beautiful

qui servat ficum comedet fructus eius et qui custos est domini sui glorificabitu
whoso keepeth the fig tree shall eat the fruit thereof: so he that waiteth on his master shall be honoured.

qui autem servat verbum eius vere in hoc caritas dei perfecta est in hoc scimus quoniam in ipso sumu
but whoso keepeth his word, in him verily is the love of god perfected: hereby know we that we are in him.

qui non diligit me sermones meos non servat et sermonem quem audistis non est meus sed eius qui misit me patri
he that loveth me not keepeth not my sayings: and the word which ye hear is not mine, but the father's which sent me.

ad flūmen, ubi lupa nōs invēnit, venimus.
walked for hours through the woods and fields, but the best is difficult to find

et qui servat mandata eius in illo manet et ipse in eo et in hoc scimus quoniam manet in nobis de spiritu quem nobis dedi
and he that keepeth his commandments dwelleth in him, and he in him. and hereby we know that he abideth in us, by the spirit which he hath given us.

8. terentius docēre nōs dēbet; mē movēre iubet
we are thinking of keeping you

aristō: galatēa! fortūna nōbīs favet! iuvenis narcissus, quem heri vīdimus, helenae dōnum mīsit. dōnum, quod iuvenis mīsit, pretiōsissimum est. dōnum mihi quoque mīsit. iuvenis narcissus helenam nostram amat. galateā: quid dīcis, asine? iuvenis, quī prope nōs stābat, fīliae nostrae dōnum mīsit? ēheu! marītum stultissimum habeō, parentēs narcissī humilēs sunt. māter est aegyptia, pater caupō. taberna, quam tenet, sordida est. aristō: parentēs, quōs vitu
aristotle: galatea! fortune favors us! the young narcissus, whom we saw yesterday, sent as a gift to helen. the gift which the young man sent is the most precious. he also sent me a gift. the young narcissus loves our helen. galatea: what are you talking about, ass? the young man who was standing near us sent a gift to our daughter? alas! i have a very stupid husband, the parents of narcissus are humble. the mother is egyptian, the father is the innkeeper. the shop which he owns is dirty. aristō: parents, whom in life