Overthinking it, I’m just seeing Latin in stuff that isn’t supposed to be. I read the text as “Reōrum.” Rēs/Reī means “thing / affair,” Reōrum is the genitive plural so “of the affairs.” Just nonsense that’s not really related to the post but my polyglot brain picked it out.
What is the photo supposed to say? I’m confused lol.
Of the affairs (rēs, rei; g. pl)?
Sorry, I iz too dum-dumz to understand this - want to walk me through it? Murder of the affairs (the thing, genitive… plural?) => Death of the heart?
Overthinking it, I’m just seeing Latin in stuff that isn’t supposed to be. I read the text as “Reōrum.” Rēs/Reī means “thing / affair,” Reōrum is the genitive plural so “of the affairs.” Just nonsense that’s not really related to the post but my polyglot brain picked it out.
What is the photo supposed to say? I’m confused lol.