navium
English translation: he orders the ship's commandant
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| na | he orders the ship's commandant |
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| na | he orders the captains/commandants of the ships/the ships' commandants |
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he orders the ship's commandant Explanation: navium (genitive) magistris (dative) imperare (to command, order) good luck |
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he orders the captains/commandants of the ships/the ships' commandants Explanation: magistris = Dative Plural = (to) commandants/captains navium = of the ships imperat = he orders |
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