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westpart

Latin translation: pars occidentalis

10:23 Jun 20, 2004
English to Latin translations [PRO]
Science - Geography
English term or phrase: westpart
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Kim Bokdalen
Latin translation:pars occidentalis
Explanation:
It means literally "the western part" (say, Imperium Romanum pars occidentalis -- the western part of the Roman impire)

You gave no context at all, so please provide an expression or a full sentence with this "westpart".

ex occidentalis parte -- on the west part

ab occidente -- on the west, to the west;
ad occidentem -- westward, to[wards] the west
ad occidentalem plagam -- at the west end, or side (of something)

occidentalis -- western

So, it depends heavily on the context.
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Kirill Semenov
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pars occidentalis


Explanation:
It means literally "the western part" (say, Imperium Romanum pars occidentalis -- the western part of the Roman impire)

You gave no context at all, so please provide an expression or a full sentence with this "westpart".

ex occidentalis parte -- on the west part

ab occidente -- on the west, to the west;
ad occidentem -- westward, to[wards] the west
ad occidentalem plagam -- at the west end, or side (of something)

occidentalis -- western

So, it depends heavily on the context.

Kirill Semenov
Ukraine
Local time: 19:52
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