Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
blood drinker
Latin translation:
sanguineus
Added to glossary by
Elena-Mirona Ciocirlie
Feb 10, 2002 20:14
22 yrs ago
English term
blood drinker
English to Latin
Art/Literary
I need to know how to say blood drinker or one that feeds on blood for the name of my sword for my short film.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Proposed translations
(Latin)
| 4 | sanguineus |
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| 5 | potator cruoris (sanguinis) |
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Proposed translations
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Elena-Mirona Ciocirlie
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sanguineus
Use "sanguineus Mars" for the sword - it means "bloody Mars". "Sanguinem bibosus" means "somebody who can't have enough of blood". For the sword you can also use "ferox" which means "wild, feroceous". --- I hope this helps.
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Comment: "Thanks for the answers. I really liked the ferox one. But i don't think I'm gonna be doing the sword thing for my short film...its a bit cliche....guess I need a new concept....thanks again neway for your help. "
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potator cruoris (sanguinis)
"potator cruoris" or "potator sanguinis"
potator = a drinker, toper, bibber
cruoris = of the blood which flows from a wound
sanguinis = of the blood in general
"sanguisuga" = a bloodsucker
"bibonius" = a hard drinker, tippler
"bibulus" = who likes to drink
I think "potator cruorem" is what you are looking for
:)
potator = a drinker, toper, bibber
cruoris = of the blood which flows from a wound
sanguinis = of the blood in general
"sanguisuga" = a bloodsucker
"bibonius" = a hard drinker, tippler
"bibulus" = who likes to drink
I think "potator cruorem" is what you are looking for
:)
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