- noun that
means "across," and spiration,
which comes from the
Latin verb
spīrāre,
meaning "to breathe." The
motion suffix adds the
meaning "the act of,"...
- The word "conspiracy"
derives from the
Latin con- ("with, together") and
spirare ("to breathe"). The term is also used as a way to
discredit dissenting...
- spinescent, spiniferous, spiniform, spinose,
spinous spir-
breathe Latin spirare aspire, conspire, expire, inspire, perspire, respiration,
spirit splen-...
-
which appears to be
attempting to read a
derivative of the
Latin verb
spirare ("to breathe") as a
second morpheme in nosferatu, with the
closest hypothetical...
- Etymologically, the term
comes from
Latin con- "with, together", and
spirare "to breathe".
Business litigation often involves the use of conspiracy...
- word
spiritus (soul, ghost, courage, vigor, breath) and is
related to
spirare (to breathe). In the Vulgate, the
Latin word
spiritus is used to translate...
-
mentioning Giulio as a
sculptor (“Videbat
Jupiter corpora sculpta pictaque spirare”—“Jupiter saw
sculpted and
painted bodies breathe”); see http://bepi1949...
- spinescent, spiniferous, spiniform, spinose,
spinous spir-
breathe Latin spirare aspire, conspire, expire, inspire, perspire, respiration,
spirit splen-...
- Play
Director Production 1999
Maharshi Pingali's
Sparsh Maharshi Pingali Spirare 2001
Shards (a compilation) Noel
Naveen Raj The
Theatre Buffs 2002 Neil...
- Nature".
Spirituality (from the
Latin root
spiritus 'breath, spirit', from
spirare 'breathe') is an
overarching concept related to
religion and "affecting...
