LACRIMAE RERUM

Meaning of LACRIMAE RERUM in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ ˌlä-kri-ˌmī-ˈrā-ˌru̇m ]

foreign term

Etymology: Latin

: tears for things : pity for misfortune ; also : tears in things : tragedy of life

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LACRIMAE RERUM — foreign term Etymology: Latin tears for things ; pity for misfortune
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LACRIMAE RERUM — [la.cri.mae re.rum] [L] foreign term : tears for things: pity for misfortune; also: tears in things: tragedy of life
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SUNT LACRIMAE RERUM — foreign term Etymology: Latin there are tears for things ; tears attend trials
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SUNT LACRIMAE RERUM — foreign term Etymology: Latin : there are tears for things : tears attend trials
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SUNT LACRIMAE RERUM — [sunt la.cri.mae re.rum] [L] foreign term : there are tears for things: tears attend trials
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TEMPUS EDAX RERUM — foreign term Etymology: Latin time, that devours all things
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HINC ILLAE LACRIMAE — foreign term Etymology: Latin hence those tears
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TEMPUS EDAX RERUM — /tem"poos e"dahks rdday"rddoom/ ; Eng. /tem"peuhs ee"daks rear"euhm/ , Latin. time, devourer of all things.
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TEMPUS EDAX RERUM — foreign term Etymology: Latin : time, that devours all things
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HINC ILLAE LACRIMAE — foreign term Etymology: Latin : hence those tears
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TEMPUS EDAX RERUM — [tem.pus edax re.rum] [L] foreign term : time, that devours all things
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HINC ILLAE LACRIMAE — [hinc il.lae la.cri.mae] [L] foreign term : hence those tears
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