What does this mean?

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"Provehito In Altum"

Answer 1

What does the phrase "Provehito In Altum" mean?
"Provehito In Altum" is a Latin metaphor and can be translated in three different ways:

"March on into higher grounds"
"Launch forth into higher grounds"
"Launch forth into the deep

Answer 2

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Probably for much the same reason the British are mean to: 1) Australians - they call us convicts, and they come here and complain about all the foreigners here, can you believe it! As if Australia were still their colony! 2) New Zealanders - they make untoward comments about the New Zealanders and sheep..... 3) South Africans - they STILL go on about the Apartheid 4) French - they think the French are dirty and eat disgusting food. 5) Polish - they think they are illegal immigrants 6) Germans - they call them prejudiced (which is a complete joke....) 7) Russians - again, they call them illegal immigrants 8) Scottish - the British STILL won't let them have their own parliament, even after centuries... 9) Africans - they think they are violent 10) Indians - they think they smell bad and come from slums 11) Americans - fat, lazy, loud.... Feel part of the group yet? :)

Answer 3

Provehito in altum is very similar to the italian "proiettato in alto" that means launched (like a projectile) to the top (to the higher, the Sky) but maybe im wrong. I did not study latin but i always thought that the 30stm's motto could means something like this..

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Provehito In Altum

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What does this mean?
"Provehito In Altum"

Answer 6

Provehito in Altum is Latin, translating to "I dive into the deep/unknown." (Provehito= I dive, in (accusative)=into, altum=deep (fig. unknown) ). This is sometimes used as a motto, for example the band 30 Seconds to Mars.

Answer 7

Provehito in Altum is Latin, translating to "I dive into the deep/unknown." (Provehito= I dive, in (accusative)=into, altum=deep (fig. unknown) ). This is sometimes used as a motto, for example the band 30 Seconds to Mars.

Answer 8

"Provehito In Altum" is a Latin metaphor and can be translated in three different ways:
"March on into higher grounds"
"Launch forth into higher grounds"
"Launch forth into the deep"

Answer 9

"i dive into the deep/unknown"