- v. Simple past tense and past participle of translate.
“Tiberius, the emperor at the time of Christ's crucifixion, is
represented here by a round-topped sandstone stela that shows
him in classic pharaonic dress with a winged sun-disk kneeling
before a couple of gods and with his name translated into
hieroglyphs, recording the reconstruction of some flood-damaged
temples at Karnak.” “The word translated as "mansions," or in
modern versions as "dwelling places," "rooms" and "houses," is,
as you can see, a bit tricky to get just right.” “The word
translated as “to be with a man” is the Greek gynoskos, which
means “to know.”” “The envelope was addressed to Signora Giorgia
Grigio, her name translated into Italian, which sounded much
prettier to her American ears.” “Praising the thriving Indian
media scene and the work of Indian investigative magazine
Tehelka, Brown said the title translated to "Bomb" in Hindi.”
“It is also dismissed by Gagnon (2001) in his large-scale study
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