"Ian Jackson" wrote in message
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In message , Ian Jackson
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I tried "ignorare" first, then the other declensions - but the translation
site didn't like any of them. For some reason, it accepts it now (gives
the translation simply as "to ignore").

Talking about 'ignoramus', fortunately no one spotted that 'conjugations'
are not 'declensions'. But as Shakespeare' Juliet said..... "What's in a
name?" (etc).

Mea culpa!

(But then, it is nearly 50 years since I failed Latin at GCE 'O' Level !)

Se vili, derdego
Fortibus es in arro
Dem nobus es, demare trux
Vatis inem? Cousan dux.