"Divus" vs "Divinus" vs "Sancti"?

[S. s.]

Hello everyone!

I am having a little trouble differentiating between these similar meaning words.

What is exactly the difference between "Divus"& "Divinus"? What do both of them mean exactly? How would one use them in a sentence/phrase? Also can I use them for males?

Also when to do people use "Sancti"? What does it exactly mean?

Thank you for your help~

Thank you for your time

 

[Issacus Divus]

Both of them mean the same thing- divine.

“Divinus” is just from dīvus (“divine, of a god”) +‎ -īnus.


You could use it like “Tu es divus”, “Laudemus divum”, “Laus divino”, or “laus divo”, for instance.

 

[Issacus Divus]

You can (and should) use divus and divinus for males.

Sancti is the plural of Sanctus. It means “saints”.

 

[S. s.]

Both of them mean the same thing- divine.

“Divinus” is just from dīvus (“divine, of a god”) +‎ -īnus.


You could use it like “Tu es divus”, “Laudemus divum”, “Laus divino”, or “laus divo”, for instance.

So divinus is an adjective? and divus a noun?
like if I wanted to say "Divine God" I would say "Divinus Deus"?

 

[S. s.]

You can (and should) use divas and divinus for males.

Sancti is the plural of Sanctus. It means “saints”.

Also thank you for the quick reply!!!

 

[Issacus Divus]

So divinus is an adjective? and divus a noun?
like if I wanted to say "Divine God" I would say "Divinus Deus"?

1. They are both adjectives.

2. You could say divinus Deus.

 

[S. s.]

1. They are both adjectives.

2. You could say divinus Deus.

Thanks!

 

[Issacus Divus]

Nihil est- no problem.