Frozen in Japanese Posted by keiko on Jun 3, 2014 in Culture, Grammar. These days, we donât find too many people who does not know about the movie, FROZEN. This movie is popular worldwide, as you know, and that includes Japan as well. Frozen is called âã¢ãã¨éªã®å¥³çâ (Ana to uki no jo-ou) You might already know the Kanjiâs here. éª is Yuki, which is snow. å¥³ç is Jo-ou, which is queen. The direct translation of this title will be âAnna and the Snow Queen.
Latin definition for: gravis, grave, gravior. gravis, grave, gravior. adjective. Definitions: grave, oppressive, burdensome. heavy. important. painful.
And, like grace, itâs a word most of us would not suspect of being Latinate: prayer. But dictionaries tell us that our verb to pray originates with the Latin verb precari, meaning, beg, implore, entreat, supplicate. That Latin word in turn comes from the Latin noun prex, simply translated as prayer or request. trinitatem: Latin has also given us one the chief words we use to describe to Whom we pray: the Trinity. The Latin source for this word is trinitatem, the term for the number three.