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 Translation for 'latinism' from English to Romanian
NOUN   a Latinism | Latinisms
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latinism {n}
latinism
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Translation for 'latinism' from English to Romanian

latinism
latinism {n}ling.
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Usage Examples English
  • Ipso facto is a Latinism used in law, philosophy and science.
  • This tradition of seeing Romania as a bastion of Latinism threatened by enemies everywhere culminated in the 1930s where the Iron Guard argued there were "natural laws" that determined Romania's struggle for existence, which allowed the Legion to justify any act of violence no matter how amoral as necessary because of the "natural laws".
  • Her subsequent work included campaigns for Pan-Latinism and Romanian irredentism.
  • Martin Jugie states that the opposition of the Latins and the Latinophrones, who were necessarily hostile to the doctrine, actually contributed to its adoption, and soon Latinism and Antipalamism became equivalent in the minds of many Orthodox Christians.
  • As a matter of fact, the name of the country itself comes from a Latinism which first appeared in a literary source: Martin del Barco Centenera's epic poem "La Argentina" (1602).

  • The zenith of this conflict and anti-Latinism is considered a byproduct of the process of Hellenisation taking place at the time, including the Byzantine Greek Renaissance, as seen in an event known as the Massacre of the Latins in April 1182.
  • After Galitzine's fall from grace the Likhud brothers were removed from the academy on charges of "latinism".
  • Charles-Brun was also a proponent of pan-Latinism and the creation of a democratic international "confederation latine" ("Latin Confederation").
  • A democratic and confederal form of pan-Latinism arose through the influence of Occitan French figure Frédéric Mistral, who advocated regional autonomy for Occitania in France.
  • After the January Uprising he advised Nikolai Milyutin to support Polish peasantry as the embodiment of "the Slavic soul" of Poland at the expense of "the forces of Latinism", i.e., rebellious nobility and Catholic clergy.

  • In the 18th century, German "Volk" was mostly reserved for "crowd" or "mass of the population", while the concept of "a people" or "a nation" was now expressed by the Latinism "Nation".
  • Croatian Latin literature (or Croatian Latinism) is a term referring to literary works, written in the Latin language, which have evolved in present-day Croatia since the 9th century AD.
  • Martin Jugie states that the opposition of the Latins and the Latinophrones, who were necessarily hostile to the doctrine, was a factor behind the opposition among the populace; eventually Latinism and anti-Palamism became equivalent in the minds of many Orthodox Christians.
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