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Linguistics | | English term or phrase: Rock and Water | My motto in life as in sometimes you need to be a rock and stand up to people and events other times you need to sit back and let the world flow through you (water)....
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| | | Latin translation:saxum et aqua | Explanation:
Another version would be "lapis et aqua", but 'lapis' also means a tiny stone :-) |
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Ivo Volt
Estonia
Local time: 22:34
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4 hrs confidence:  peer agreement (net): +1 | rock and water saxum et aqua
Explanation:
Another version would be "lapis et aqua", but 'lapis' also means a tiny stone :-)
| Ivo Volt
Estonia
Local time: 22:34
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Native speaker of:  Estonian
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