I'm having trouble with a sentence. It just sounds really wierd when I translate it.
Latin : Ne isti turpissimi hostibus arma aut solacium praestent.
My translation: Let not these ugly things surpass the arms or solace of the enemy.
Sentence Question
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Re: Sentence Question
It's a secondary meaning again. It looks to me that "praesto" here means "offer" or "present" or something similar. Also "turpissimi" is masculine, so refers to a group of people.
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Re: Sentence Question
Thank you