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Terror (from
French terreur, from
Latin terror "great fear",
terrere "to frighten") is a
policy of
political repression and
violence intended to subdue...
- provide, show" teneō, tenēre, tenuī,
tentum "to hold, to keep" terreō,
terrēre, terruī,
territum "to frighten, to deter" timeō, timēre, timuī, – "to fear"...
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Jitsu Top Team
Academy Elan
Santiago Teacher(s) Elan
Santiago Fernando Terrere Elan
Santiago Rank BJJ
black belt (under Elan Santiago)
Occupation BJJ...
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Latin English hinc mihi
prima malis labes, hinc
semper Vlixes criminibus terrere nouis, hinc
spargere uoces in
uulgum ambiguas et
quaerere conscius arma...
- find
anyone to
fight with (nullum
inveniret quem
superare poterat vel
terrere) and even
implies that all of them fled, horror-struck, to the mountains...
- Crest: Out of a
Ducal Coronet Or a Goat's Head
Argent armed Gold; Motto:
Terrere Nolo,
Timere Nescio (Unwilling to frighten,
unacquainted with fear)...
- from Latin: terror, "great fear", "dread",
related to the
Latin verb
terrere, "to frighten". The
French National Convention declared in
September 1793...
- find
anyone to
fight with (nullum
inveniret quem
superare poterat vel
terrere) and even
implies that all of them fled, horror-struck, to the mountains...
- was
intending to make
peace or war'
Ptolomaeum iussit ... Indōs clāmōre
terrēre,
quasi flūmen transnātūrus
foret (Curtius) 'he
ordered Ptolemy to terrify...
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never found. It has the same
endings as the
deponent imperative: neu bellī
terrēre minīs (Virgil) 'and do not be
terrified by
threats of war!' An imperative...
