A few days ago
Latin? De ta eradacent?
I’m not sure really how its spelled for certain. I thin it translates to ” may the devil take you” or My your soul be destroyed”
It may even be some form of slang or another bad trsnlation.. if so I would like very much to have a trasnlation of the above two english phrases into latin
Thank you
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A few days ago
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Not sure what you have means. Looks like it’s some form of the verb erado, which means to erase, delete – English eradicate. ‘Eradent’ = they will erase is one possibility.
‘De’ is a good word – it’s from, about, concerning, with regard to, etc.
‘Ta’ doesn’t work – maybe ‘te’? That would fit with ‘de’
De te eradent = They will delete (things) about you.
Just a guess.
May the devil take you = Diabolus te capiatur
May your soul be destroyed = Anima tua perdatur.
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A few days ago
ye shall deal with the reaper soon
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