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erstrat
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Post by erstrat »

Hello,
I am looking for having the phrase "May your soul be rescued"
translated in to Latin. Used as a wish for somebody at the end of a letter.
Any help would be helpful.
Thanks,
Erstrat
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Anima tua salva esto
Anima tua salvare

<Utinam> anima tua salvetur
<Utinam> anima tua salva sit

<Utinam> anima tua salva fiat

The last one (without "utinam") is the less classical but, I think, the most christian.
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Post by ertsrat »

Sisyphe wrote:Anima tua salva esto
Anima tua salvare

<Utinam> anima tua salvetur
<Utinam> anima tua salva sit

<Utinam> anima tua salva fiat

The last one (without "utinam") is the less classical but, I think, the most christian.
Thank you for your fast reply!
I am so wet behind the ears that I don't even know what "utinam" means :D
What would be the literal translation to "anima tua salvetur"? I'm assuming the diffences in ways to say it are due to grammatical accuracy?
Thanks again
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