Falastur Registered Donor Seasoned Supporter Apr 15, 2014 #21 Technically pluribus is more like "the many" than "all". I think the more exact translation would be "e omnibus, unum". That said, the meaning of the phrase is broadly the same, so you could argue that it makes no difference.
Technically pluribus is more like "the many" than "all". I think the more exact translation would be "e omnibus, unum". That said, the meaning of the phrase is broadly the same, so you could argue that it makes no difference.
N NYJoe Registered Seasoned Supporter May 19, 2014 #22 Excelsior: Ever Upward Excelsior is the official motto of New York State, and appears on our State's flag and seal. Think it's a nice fit for the NYCFC SG as well!
Excelsior: Ever Upward Excelsior is the official motto of New York State, and appears on our State's flag and seal. Think it's a nice fit for the NYCFC SG as well!
einwindir Registered Donor Seasoned Supporter May 19, 2014 #23 I like 'excelsior' as well as 'Fidelis Fultus' - faithful supporter.
4 413Blue Registered Seasoned Supporter May 19, 2014 #24 For some reason all I can think of when I hear that is some nerdy kid in a Harry Potter costume.
einwindir Registered Donor Seasoned Supporter May 19, 2014 #25 413Blue said: For some reason all I can think of when I hear that is some nerdy kid in a Harry Potter costume. Click to expand... ...you're right. goddammit.
413Blue said: For some reason all I can think of when I hear that is some nerdy kid in a Harry Potter costume. Click to expand... ...you're right. goddammit.
J Joename Registered May 19, 2014 #26 einwindir said: ...you're right. goddammit. Click to expand... Accio, MLS Cup!
Metfanant Registered May 19, 2014 #27 Johnny said: e qunique unum sumus- "out of five, we are one" a quinque ad unum- "from five, to one" Click to expand... Gotta be one of these...or something along these lines... What's the closest you can get in Latin for " Five Boroughs, One City?"
Johnny said: e qunique unum sumus- "out of five, we are one" a quinque ad unum- "from five, to one" Click to expand... Gotta be one of these...or something along these lines... What's the closest you can get in Latin for " Five Boroughs, One City?"
anamorican Registered Seasoned Supporter May 20, 2014 #28 Just as long as we don't adopt Amado. Last edited: May 20, 2014