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There are translations in abundance... Having in mind a girl or a woman you might say Infixa es menti meae, haeres mihi in animo. You...

For Home Depot, specifying horreum rerum domesticarum would be helpful.

Nocolavs, Please use search options http://latindiscussion.com/forum/threads/born-to-lose.5841/ I was thinking of: Ad perditionem...

thank you Agrippa

Well, it is ablative singular masc.: catulo, nominative catulus masc.= the young of any land mammal. e.g. catuli pantherarum (but fem...

In the consecutive series of these three days it still comes after.

Well, it is ablative singular masc.: catulo, nominative catulus masc.= the young of any land mammal. e.g. catuli pantherarum (but fem...

You're the first on here, though...although Bitmap once referred to me as his "helvetic" friend, which made me feel a bit like something...

They don't make a whole lot of sense together like that, but tempus signum can be interpreted as "time is a sign", as I said. Google...

Recte dicis. A septentrionalibus vero Jörmungandr vocor.

Except that Sunday comes "before" Friday and Saturday, not "after" them. In Arabic it's called "the first day," (يوم الأحد).

An accusative-and-infinitive clause (also known by the Latin term accusativus cum infinitivo, or AcI for short) is a clause with a...

but does it mean singular . one kitty?

I'm no theologian but from a purely muslim point of view I think they are in chronological order. :D

Orbi toti circumdatus, ut septentrionales tradiderunt, meam caudam mordeo. Dic, quaeso, quid mihi sit nomen.