How do you say SOVL in your language?
How do you say SOVL in your language?
Jack Cox
Jack Hernandez
ALma
Michael Foster
SJÆL
Connor Edwards
njiwani
Angel Hall
pic related
Aaron Thomas
ZIEL
Alexander Garcia
Psychi
Elijah King
själ
Dylan Johnson
siela
Andrew King
Âme
Noah Hernandez
Anima
Nolan Hughes
AL-ma
Justin Davis
Dusza
Funny thing - German word for breathing "atmen" is related to the Sanskrit Vedic concept of "atman" and also Greek word "atmos" meaning vapour
Ian Phillips
the Italian "Anima" comes from the latin "animus" (spirit) which is connected with the greek "anemos" (wind)
Derivative words: animale (animal), animare (to animate)
Alexander Cook
true blue
Leo Morales
aLma
Lucas Russell
What about spirit
Brody Hall
Duše
Owen Morales
>From Middle English spirit, from Old French espirit (“spirit”), from Latin spīritus (“breath; spirit”), from Proto-Indo-European *(s)peys- (“to blow, breathe”).
Juan Morales
"Spirito", from latin "Spiritus"
see also "spirare"
TL;DR it's "breath", "blow"
it's connected with soul and death if we look at the latin phrase "extremum spiritum excipere", related to the last moments of life. Ye olde pagans believed that your soul was your breath and leaved your body with your last spiritum.
Derivative words: "Spiritare" (being invaded by the evil spirit), "Spiritismo" (people pretending to talk with the dead), "Spiritoso" (someone who has a lot of spirit, witty, funny, humorous)
David Wilson
Makes sense
Owen Rodriguez
neat. never made the connection between 'atmen[v]; Atem[n]' and 'atman'. the German words don't have any spiritual meanings.
>extremum spiritum excipere
'draw one's last breath' in English