μακρος (= Latin magnus): long, large, great
verbum: word
scio, scire: to know
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9 comments:
ROFL
you're a macroverbumsciolism we know you are because we SAW you looking in a dictionary...........><"
Wow, reading your blog in the computer room while supposedly doing 'work'/'study' is a much better use of our(mutliple of us bludgers) time...
"Your comment has been saved and will be visible after blog owner approval." - this is not fair!!!
i quite agree with mathea... this is better than lucretius...
hiiiiiii!!! this beats work..looking at ure blog!!
you have to mention yr 11 in your blog aswell!!
can u guess who this is??
well anyway your blog is optime!
see u in about 2 seconds when i return to class
Anonymous, I think you'll find this blog is "optimus". I hope so anyway.
And, Theoni??
Euge!
I love big words. Not that I use them of course...
"Tintinnabulation"
Hooray for Latin humour, the downfall of tomorrow's English exam...
...And now, back to study.
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