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latin for "death bringer"
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there wasn't a language section to put this in so i thought i might ask here.
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I was about to explain things like gender and declension, but it's all listed here:
http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/mortifer
Obviously, something which "brings death" is deadly / fatal, so 'mortifer' fits the bill perfectly.
I was about to explain things like gender and declension, but it's all listed here:
http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/mortifer
Obviously, something which "brings death" is deadly / fatal, so 'mortifer' fits the bill perfectly.
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