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meaning - What does memento mori actually mean? - Latin Language Stack ...
...I'm wondering what memento mori actually means. From Wikipedia, I see the meaning is "you must die" but that makes it sound like a threat. Legend said that one of the war prisoner use the word for...
https://latin.stackexchange.com/questions/89/what-does-memento-mori-actually-mean
idiom - Parallels for the infinitive in "memento mori"? - Latin ...
...Memento morifalls into neither class. It's certainly not (a), but it isn't really (b) either -- the meaning isn't "Don't forget to die!". For the sense of "remember that something will happen", one would have expected an accusative with future infinitive: Memento te moriturum esse. Is this just a quirk of this single phrase?...
https://latin.stackexchange.com/questions/2230/parallels-for-the-infinitive-in-memento-mori
What is meant by the expression 'Sic Transit Gloria Mundi'?
...Vere prudens est qui omnia terrena arbitratur uti stercora ut Christum lucrifaciat. Et vere bene doctus est qui Dei voluntatem facit et suam voluntatem relinquit. The phrase is a commentary on the vanity of worldly glory: a kind of memento mori (remember, you shall die) or vanitas vanitatum (vanity of vanities, cf. Ecclesiastes)....
https://latin.stackexchange.com/questions/644/what-is-meant-by-the-expression-sic-transit-gloria-mundi
classical latin - Variable Interpretation of Memento Mori - Latin ...
...The original phrase memento mori is somewhat confusing. People often intuitively read it as "remember dying" or "remember to die", not so much as "remember that you will die". This confusion has been discussed before at this site, for example here and here. You can form the new phrase with the same structure for the sake of analogy. I would go with memento mori posse or memento posse mori ......
https://latin.stackexchange.com/questions/2961/variable-interpretation-of-memento-mori
Are these short translations correct? - Latin Language Stack Exchange
...Memini can take either an accusative or a genitive, and there is a difference in meaning, but you're presumably modelling this on "memento mori", so let's use an accusative (mori may not particularly look like an accusative but it's an infinitive and infinitives are neuter so the nominative and accusative are identical). Memento is obviously fine: it's a 2nd person singular imperative. Vita is ......
https://latin.stackexchange.com/questions/14979/are-these-short-translations-correct
Memento Mori--Revisited - Latin Language Stack Exchange
...In Q:What does memento mori actually mean? there does not appear to be a natural conclusion. Apposite contributions appeared as comments but were not developed. Perhaps it was believed that the Q. ......
https://latin.stackexchange.com/questions/12603/memento-mori-revisited
Best conjugation for memento vivere or viveri
...That would be Memento vivere, which is the exact same construction as Memento mori, except with ?live? instead of ?die.? And in any event we can categorically rule out viveri because that word does not even exist in the Latin language. The passive form of vivere would be vivi (it's third, not second conjugation), but the situation does not call for a passive form ? you are supposed ......
https://latin.stackexchange.com/questions/19043/best-conjugation-for-memento-vivere-or-viveri
english to latin translation - Could someone please translate 'Remember ...
...A good translation for ?remember to live? was given in this related question by TKR: ne obliviscaris vivere ? although that literally means ?do not forget to live.? If you want to use this ? and I assume you want to incorporate the very famous memento mori ? then we get: Memento mori, quare ne obliviscaris vivere. Literally: ?Remember you must die, therefore do not forget to ......
https://latin.stackexchange.com/questions/18579/could-someone-please-translate-remember-you-must-die-so-remember-to-live
Latin translation for "Remember calmness"
...Memento componere aequus. As with most Latin, it can be hard to put into English succinctly. Roughly it means: Remember to settle things calmly. Aequus is an masculine singular adjective meaning calm, even, unruffled and modifies the imperative verb memento. Componere is an infinitive that follows memento and means to gather, settle or arrange....
https://latin.stackexchange.com/questions/4460/latin-translation-for-remember-calmness
What is the Latin translation for ?remember you can die??
...Lewis & Short. Something like memento [te] mori posse has an implied reading that you are reminding someone that death is option for them if they want to take it. My reading of the sentence is a warning reminding someone of their mortality: "remember that you might die" or more simply "be mindful of death" - memento mortis to be ......
https://latin.stackexchange.com/questions/25701/what-is-the-latin-translation-for-remember-you-can-die
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