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TheLatinPoet

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Domus Verus vs. Verus Domus


which is the proper way of representing
the intended phrase Real Home

I'm thinking it's Domus Verus, and that the adjective is placed after the noun. Can someone confirm this?

Also ... let's say "Domus Verus" represents "Real Home," can it be used to represent the plural "Real Homes"

and ... can any of the above be used to represent "Home Realtor" ? I couldn't find any sources in the Latin language ... (but of course, I wonder that there were no such things perhaps in Roman times), yet now, in this day and age, there must be something that can be used which will immediately be interpreted correctly by anyone seeing the Latin representation of "Home Realtor"

My thoughts are that Domus Verus can represent all three: Real Home, Real Homes, and Home Realtor

One of the references I used was
http://catholic.archives.nd.edu/cgi-bin ... atin=verus
http://catholic.archives.nd.edu/cgi-bin ... atin=domus

This is very important to me and I look forward to anyone's expert opinion.



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TheLatinPoet

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Thank you Clodia

How coincidental ... that in the Worcester Art Museum (a place I walk to from my home) is found a statue from the time of Clodia http://www.lamp.ac.uk/~noy/roman4.htm (scroll down to the bottom left of the site)

Thanks for the help.







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