MAY in Latin translation

• maii
• ut
• potest
• possunt
• possimus
• possit
• adiuvabit eam
• ut discat

Examples of using May in English and their translations into Latin

People may not have forgotten about it but Kim has.
Mike suspectas habere possunt, sed quod omnes illi eris.

May 1945 Keitel is defiant at Berlin ritual.
Die 9 Maii 1944 Sebastopolis liberata est a copiis Sovieticis.

May there be no more need for sacrifice like theirs.
Ut non sunt necessitatibus eligendi quisquam quam eius aut.

After that the Nazarite may drink wine.'.
Post haec, potest bibere nazaraeus vinum.

I am afraid for him and what he may do.
At eum possimus et sed quae facere.

It may come in many forms.
Semalt possit venire in plures formas.

(Food may be short, but booze rarely is.).
(Nonnumquam poetae possunt, sed insolita est anastrophe.).

May 25: Néstor Kirchner becomes president of Argentina.
Maii- Christianus Kern cancellarius Austriae factus est.

This is the bread which cometh down from heaven, that a man may eat thereof, and not die.
Hic est panis de caelo descendens ut si quis ex ipso manducaverit non moriatur.

Love may also be like that.
Amor potest etiam habitus esse.

No idea where it may be.
Nihil sit possimus a unde qui esse.

When excavators are involved, one may think of minimum of at least US $50,000 for initial startup expenses.
Cum excavators includuntur minimum cogitare possit uno saltem US$ 50,000 pro initialis satus impensas.

All motions may be accelerated and retarded,
Accelerari et retardari possunt motus omnes,

May- Aimable Pélissier,
Maii- Amabilius Pélissier,

May have know your family did you have brother?
Ut indicaretis ei et alium habere vos fratrem?

Herein may lie the clue and herein lies a challenge.
Secundum habitus et stringere potest esse inaequalis crassitudo.

This may not prove true for everyone but it certa.
Quia quia possimus ut nihil sed quisquam vero.

There are four steps to testing, and you may participate in each of them to whatever level you desire.
Si queris tamen cantum quarti modi qui terminare possit in[sqb] et non in E, ecce habes.

Ames may be that test.
Omnes possunt esse testes.

In verse 76,"O may Thy loving-kindness comfort me according to Thy Word to Thy servant.".
Fiat misericordia tua, ut consoletur me, secundum eloquium tuum servo tuo.