I am a novice wanting to use a simple Latin phrase that means 'of the same name'.
Here's my sentence which I'm certain is incorrect: Like the projected reality of the matrix, idem movie ...
What I want is to compare is the reality represented in an array (matrix) and the reality represented in the movie the 'Matrix'. Is there a way to say in this sentence 'the movie of the same name (or forementioned word)?
Thank you for any suggestions.
Use of 'idem' or Latin meaning same name
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Re: Use of 'idem' or Latin meaning same name
eodem nomine pellicula
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Re: Use of 'idem' or Latin meaning same name
Why not go with an English word instead: the eponymous movie?skippdiddly wrote:What I want is to compare is the reality represented in an array (matrix) and the reality represented in the movie the 'Matrix'. Is there a way to say in this sentence 'the movie of the same name (or forementioned word)?