piece of my soul
Latin translation: pars animae meae
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pars animae meae Explanation: pars: piece, part (Nominative case) anima: soul (Genitive case) meae: my (possesive adjective, Genitive case in concordance with noun Animae). Good luck! |
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pars animae meae Explanation: Found in Latin texts: Dux praepotentissime. pars animae meae. ego tecum ibo. amplexa sed me magna pars animae meae, Paulina, quam me mollit aspectus tuus! nisi te dolentem munit affectus meus? piece= pars(as part) or fragmentum (fragment). I think the first option is OK. |
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