HELP!... need Latin and Greek translation...

[Deleted User] · August 2008

I could use a hand finding the Greek and Latin translation for "no charge" (i.e. FREE)... I thought it was gratis, but the dictionaries I found dont give me much... I found a post that "Non Decarsus" meant free... but I could REALLY use an accurate translation.

Any Greek or Latin majors out there? Please HELP!

I hope registration is going resonably smoothly for everyone.. both WMK and I work very hard on it.

bitslammer · August 2008

Gratis is the correct term for "free" as in no charge. It's Latin not Greek.

Pro Bono can also mean that but it's usually reserved for when someone such as a lawyer/doctor gives services for a charitable casue. Pro Bono literally means "for good" from Pro Bono Publico or the "good of the public"

Richard Fl · August 2008

This helps me sometimes.

http://www.google.com/webmasters/igoogle/translate.html

[Deleted User] · August 2008

ok, that's got the latin covered... so what's greek for "no charge"?

Broc · August 2008

Hmmmm ... It's Greek to me...

~ Broc

EgginDawg · August 2008

Sketo= nothing

Big'un · August 2008

Everything I find online says that the greek translation for "free"and/or "free admission is "frli". Please don't ask me to pronounce it(until I've had some cold ones). HTH.

Big'un · August 2008

"Free" translates to "solvo" latin.
"Free" translates to "frli" greek.

http://www.translation-guide.com/free_online_translations.htm

HELP!... need Latin and Greek translation...

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