Latin Genealogy Word List. Denunciations (refers to if there are any impediments to a marriage) die: Father, mother, brother, sister, son, daughter, uncle, aunt, cousin… different languages have slightly different sets of words for relatives and some words don't point at a unique kind of relative.
Latin Word List Collection by Trung Nguyen
Please invite anyone else who might be interested as a collaborator. Denunciations (refers to if there are any impediments to a marriage) die: Usage, language characteristics, additional resources, key words, genealogical abbreviations, numbers, roman numerals, dates and times, general. Father, mother, brother, sister, son, daughter, uncle, aunt, cousin… different languages have slightly different sets of words for relatives and some words don't point at a unique kind of relative. Ultimo or ultimo mense is a latin term/phrase that refers to an occurrence from the. Web there are many latin words for relatives: Please feel free to add other links. Web edit history a quick reference for basic latin terms in genealogy. Baptised with the name cognomen: Web the latin genealogical word list wiki article includes subtopics:
I the undersigned pastor or vicar anno domini: I the undersigned pastor or vicar anno domini: Web this general word list includes words commonly seen in genealogical sources. Baptised with the name cognomen: There is also a link here for a basic latin tutorial for any that don't have this background. Please feel free to add other links. Usage, language characteristics, additional resources, key words, genealogical abbreviations, numbers, roman numerals, dates and times, general. Web stella, stella, stellam a me infrascripto parocho vel vicario: Web the latin genealogical word list wiki article includes subtopics: Web edit history a quick reference for basic latin terms in genealogy. Father, mother, brother, sister, son, daughter, uncle, aunt, cousin… different languages have slightly different sets of words for relatives and some words don't point at a unique kind of relative.
