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Necropaladin
Necropaladin asked in Society & CultureLanguages · 1 decade ago

What is the latin word for "myself"?

I am trying to create a personal logo (like John Steinbeck's "Pigasus" logo, with a symbol and motto). For the motto I wish to include in this logo, I wish to simply use the word "Myself" in latin. Never having studied latin before, I would like to know how myself is translated to in latin, as all of the english-latin translators online cannot answer this question for me. If it makes a difference to the translation of the word, the subject (me) is masculine.

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  • dollhaus
    Lv 7
    1 decade ago
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    You really have to have some context to determine the best way to translate that.There are several ways:

    Ipse - by itself, with the 'I' understood or implied

    Ego ipse = I myself (not me ipse)

    Me/mihi/mei = if you're looking for a reflexive.

    Egomet = I myself as an emphatic

  • hernandezjr
    4 years ago

    Latin For Myself

    Source(s): https://owly.im/a73Fd
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    6 years ago

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    What is the latin word for "myself"?

    I am trying to create a personal logo (like John Steinbeck's "Pigasus" logo, with a symbol and motto). For the motto I wish to include in this logo, I wish to simply use the word "Myself" in latin. Never having studied latin before, I would like to know how myself is...

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  • TG
    1 decade ago

    'me ipse' would work.

    Source(s): Studied Latin for seven years.
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