Greetings,
I’m neither an Ancient Greek nor Latin student, but I hope you can help me with a quick question. How would say “broken man” in both Ancient Greek and Latin? (I’ll send the same query to the Latin forum.)
For a bit of context, this is the self-description of a man who feels broken. He feels that he’s “damaged goods” and has no hopes for the future: a defeated, lost and rudderless man. The key, though, is the word “broken.” The translation should be as close as possible to the original in English: broken man.
For the Greek, please translate in regular Latin letters. I hope this was not too inappropriate of a request. I thank you in advance, – Aylok.