Don't burn your bridges behind you. (English proverb) Wait horse for green grass.. (Bulgarian proverb) Give me long life and throw me in the sea.. (Arabic proverb) A good deed is worth gold..
what is the latin meaning of ama amÄ is the second person singular present active imperative of amÅ i love in other words it s said as a command an imperative to a single person commanding him to love
ad homâ²iÂ·nemâ² adv. Usage Note: Those readers who have studied Latin will know that the preposition ad means to or toward and that the hominem of ad hominem is an inflected form of the noun homo (person), making the literal meaning of the phrase toward the person..