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Art/Literary - Poetry & Literature | | English term or phrase: Over and out | I think it's something like expium and terminum ?
It's the 'over and out' used by pilots I need in Latin |
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| | nuntius receptus et missus (est) | Explanation:
The 'est' need not be expressed since it's very commonly understood, just as in the English phrase.
'Nuntius' means both 'message' and 'messenger' 'Receptus' and 'missus' are the perfect passive participles of 'recipere' and 'mittere' respectively.
My suggestion would therefore in English be expressed 'message (has been) received and sent'. |
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