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What is the translation of the word 'in'?
What is the translation of the word 'with'?
What is the translation of the word 'through'?
What is the translation of the word 'without'?
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What is the translation of the word 'and'?
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What is the translation of the word 'that'?
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What is the translation of the word 'but'?
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What is the translation of the word 'life'?
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What is the translation of the word 'man'?
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What is the translation of the word 'darkness'?
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What is the translation of the word 'God'?
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What is the translation of the word 'beginning'?
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What is the translation of the word 'nothing'?
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What is the translation of the word 'witness'?
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Study Notes
Latin Vocabulary Translations
- in translates to "in"
- with translates to "apud"
- through translates to "per"
- without translates to "sine"
- and translates to "et"
- that translates to "ut" or "quod"
- but translates to "sed"
- this translates to "hic, hoc"
- him translates to "ipso, ipsum"
- whose translates to "cui"
- it translates to "eam"
- Him translates to "illum"
Conjugated Verbs
- was translates to "erat"
- are translates to "sunt"
- is translates to "est"
- came translates to "venit"
- bear translates to "perhiberet"
- believe translates to "crederent"
Additional Vocabulary
- made translates to "factum"
- sent translates to "missus"
- comprehended translates to "conprehenderunt"
- shineth translates to "lucet"
- there was translates to "fuit"
Conceptual Terms
- word translates to "verbum"
- God translates to "Deus, Deum, Deo"
- beginning translates to "principio"
- all translates to "omnia, omnes"
- nothing translates to "nihil"
- life translates to "vita"
- light translates to "lux" or "lumine"
- man translates to "homo, hominum"
- name translates to "nomen"
- witness translates to "testimonium"
- darkness translates to "tenebris, tenebrae"
Specific Names
- John translates to "Iohannes"
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