Any Latin scholars amongst us?

DeVore

I know this is the English board and all but I figured there might be a Latin scholar or two hanging around here as well.

(Perhaps we should have a Classics board? *muse*).

Anyway, I'm looking to translate "There is only one Queen" into latin, not a hard task you might think but I want to get it right and my latin is quite rusty since I havent studied it since school.
Anyone out there proficient at Latin?

DeV.

DeVore

So far all I can add is:

Unus = "Only one"
Regina = "Queen"

I cant find a direct translation for "There is" and I suspect I recall that there isnt a direct translation for it and its somehow irregular...

"Sum" is the verb to be but doesnt work here afaicr...

Any classically inclined peeps out there?

DeV

Talliesin

Unus tantum Regina est is what I would guess based on half-remembering that Unus tantum Deus est means "there is only one god". But I'm not even slightly sure of that.

Earthhorse

Sorry to jump on the back of this buh...I was going to ask for a Latin translation of the following on the Italian board.

1) "Until the end of time."

2) "Things must be done one at a time."

The closest I can get is for the first one is Tempus Terminus, which probably means "time's end" or "time ends" (if it means anything at all!).

I wonder could it be considered a poetic way of expressing oneself!

ykt0di9url7bc3

I was studing Latin in secondry school and i liked it, found it a little easy but the school decided to drop it as an option for the JC

CuLT

I don't know how useful this will be to you Dev, found it years ago, a latin grammar dictonary...

http://homepage.eircom.net/~cult/files/dict_lat.exe

about 300k...

Praetorian

Una regina sola est

Mercury_Tilt

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Praetorian

Una regina solum est