Recruiting

[orientalframe?]

i dont get clans w t f

[Zelda]

@Jellyfish; . its latin for Light of the day actually, + nice name change xxxx + u should be able to rich ;p

[Alex3213]

Lux Dierum

So daylight? I think you can't just use 'dies' for that and you use a word meaning belonging to day but my Latin doesn't go any further than that.
Good luck with recruiting people.

[Kyle]

The light of the day would be, as far as I can tell, lux diei. It's been a long time since I studied it tho so I dunno! If you changed the banner colour to something a little more neutral (a nice yellow, perhaps, to symbolize this "light"?) then maybe I would consider joining! Quite content with current clan though so best of luck with recruitment

[Zelda]

Content with vita nova? ;p i certainly wasnt but thats fine.

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So daylight? I think you can't just use 'dies' for that and you use a word meaning belonging to day but my Latin doesn't go any further than that.
Good luck with recruiting people.

Na dierum = genetive singular

so lux dierum = Light of day/Light of the day

to kyle

That would be light of days as thats a plural

[Alex3213]

Content with vita nova? ;p i certainly wasnt but thats fine.

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Na dierum = genetive singular

so lux dierum = Light of day/Light of the day

to kyle

That would be light of days as thats a plural

Haha no I'm afraid you're wrong (lol I actually remember this cos my latin teacher never forgave me for it when I kept making this mistake) - 5th declension -erum is plural (like -orum and -arum in other declensions) and diei is genitive singular. I think the Latin use an idiom like I said before for light of the day (daylight) meaning light belonging to the day or something but I don't know what it is.

Although vita nova is fine
Hats off to you anyway though cos sometimes clans can be hard work

[Rixion]

recruit me recruit me!

[Zelda]

Haha no I'm afraid you're wrong (lol I actually remember this cos my latin teacher never forgave me for it when I kept making this mistake) - 5th declension -erum is plural (like -orum and -arum in other declensions) and diei is genitive singular. I think the Latin use an idiom like I said before for light of the day (daylight) meaning light belonging to the day or something but I don't know what it is.

Although vita nova is fine
Hats off to you anyway though cos sometimes clans can be hard work

checked dictionary actually lol and it was dierum as example too

[Zelda]

Yea nm genetive plural silly me going mad light of the days

	Singular	Plural
Nominative	Dies	Dies
Genitive	Diei	Dierum
Dative	Diei	Diebus
Accusative	Diem	Dies
Ablative	Die	Diebus
Vocative	Dies	Dies

[Inseriousity.]

shoulda just stuck to carpe diem. only latin phrase most people actually know
I might join if it's as relaxed as you say!