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LATIN TRANSLATION of the word 'strength'. T-shirt by simonr78

A designer t-shirt with the latin translation for the word 'strength' written on it.

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Our heavyweight Tee is everyone’s favourite. It’s casual, comfortable and has a classic loose fit. Made from 173g, pre-shrunk 100% cotton, it wears well on anyone. The shirt’s bottom and sleeve hems are double-needle stitched for extra durability.

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LATIN TRANSLATION of the word 'strength'.

A designer t-shirt with the latin translation for the word 'strength' written on it.

Product id: 235025495476318672
Created on 26/06/2008 19:17

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jdm314 said 02/11/2009 about

lacertus

As Arkay739 says, lacertus means "muscle," "arm," "male lizard." But I guess there's nothing wrong with that. Someone may well want a shirt that says "MUSCLE!" on it in Latin. Still, you probably should change the title.

Arkay739 said 25/08/2008 about

horrible latin

the word Lacertus means "muscle" in latin, as in the muscle in your arm. It also means lizard. If you want it to mean "strength" in a metaohorical sense it has to be in the plural "lacerti" and even then the litteral word strength "vis" is better.

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