- va|ri|um et mu|ta|bi|le sem|per fe|mi|na
- va|ri|um et mu|ta|bi|le sem|per fe|mi|na «VAIR ee uhm eht myoo TAB uh lee SEHM puhr FEHM uh nuh»,Latin. ever a fickle and changeable thing is woman.
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va|ri|um et mu|ta|bi|le sem|per fe|mi|na
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sem|per e|a|dem — «SEHM puhr EE uh dehm», Latin. always the same (motto of Queen Elizabeth I of England, 1533 1603) … Useful english dictionary
sem|per fi|de|lis — «SEHM puhr fih DEE lihs, DEHL ihs», Latin. always faithful (motto of the U.S. Marine Corps) … Useful english dictionary
sem|per i|dem — «SEHM puhr Y dehm», Latin. always the same … Useful english dictionary
sem|per pa|ra|tus — «SEHM puhr puh RAY tuhs», Latin. always prepared; always ready (motto of the U.S. Coast Guard) … Useful english dictionary
sem|per|vi|rent — «SEHM puhr VY ruhnt», adjective. evergreen, as plants. ╂[< Latin semper always + virēns, entis, present participle of virēre be green] … Useful english dictionary
sem|per|vi|vum — «SEHM puhr VY vuhm», noun. any crassulaceous plant of a genus that includes the houseleek and many other species. ╂[< Latin semper always + vīvus alive] … Useful english dictionary
mon|ta|ni sem|per li|be|ri — «mon TAY ny SEHM puhr LIHB uh ry», Latin. mountaineers are always free (the motto of West Virginia) … Useful english dictionary
sic sem|per ty|ran|nis — «sihk SEHM puhr tuh RAN ihs», Latin. thus always to tyrants (the motto of Virginia; known also as the utterance of John Wilkes Booth to the audience at Ford s Theatre just after his shooting of Lincoln) … Useful english dictionary
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