1 year ago

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World Languages

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natka813 [3]1 year ago

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Answer: The Answer is Celer Magnus

Explanation:

Celer is the Latin word for swift, as can be seen in words such as accelerate, would be the first half of the Latin translation of swift, large animal. Magnus, which is the Latin word for large, as can be seen in magnify, would be the second half, completing the large and swift portions of a large, swift animal. Magnus celer animal directly translates to "A big, swift animal"

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