Nov 16, 2017 01:44
6 yrs ago
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Latin term
Illma (abbreviation)
Latin to English
Art/Literary
History
I found this in a historical document: V. D. Illma (Latin) and V. S. Illma (Italian). And at the beginning of the page, simply Illma.
Proposed translations
(English)
3 | (very) illustrious | Daniel Frisano |
4 +2 | [your] most distinguished | Sandra Mouton |
Proposed translations
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(very) illustrious
(Italian) Vostra Signoria Illustrissima = (English) Your Illustrious Lordship
Not sure about the Latin. That "D" is probably some inflection of Dominus.
Not sure about the Latin. That "D" is probably some inflection of Dominus.
Note from asker:
The D is apparently Dominatio. |
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[your] most distinguished
V. D. Illma seems well documented as Vestra Dominatio Illustrissima
Your Most Distinguished Lordship/Ladyship
Your Illustrious Lordship/Ladyship
Your Most Distinguished Lordship/Ladyship
Your Illustrious Lordship/Ladyship
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Peer comment(s):
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Jennifer White
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Thank you Jennifer
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agree |
Veronika McLaren
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Thank you Veronika
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