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How do you say from english to latin, Fallen Angel?
Hello,
The correct translation of “Fallen Angel” is :
”Delapsus Angelus” or "Angelus Delapsus"with a different word order which in Latin can be variable.
Please note that:
-DELAPSUS (nominative masculine, past participle of the deponent verb DELABOR, agreed with ANGELUS) = fallen
-ANGELUS (nominative masculine ) = Angel
Best regards,
Maria
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