Ah yes, "pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum", but it still has the general meaning of beautiful, which can sort of be applied to both genders plus the neutral form if you wishAbriael_CG wrote...
Actually Pulcher (pronunced kinda like "poolkare") is the male version, so it's more like "Handsome", the female version is Pulchra (pronunced "Poolkrah")
It's more a question of whether you'd consider defining a man as "beautiful" in the English translation of the word
In any case it's interesting to read the English pronunciation of the words spelled out, as the German pronunciation of Latin words tends to be a bit different, more "literal", pretty much the way it's written (something more like "pull-cherr", with that peculiar "ch" sound we Germans make
And edit:
That's a cool picture with very beautiful landscape, Tirigon.
Modifié par lea.l, 24 janvier 2010 - 09:19 .




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