Novum Verbum Latinum

If we should ever be time warped to ancient rome, and they ask us about our culture here, we will be able to talk to them about our most beloved friend, tablecat.

What is this new word, ye ask? "Mensifeles." Compounded from "mensa" (table) and "feles" (cat), with a connecting vowel -i- to bridge the two stems together.

And when they undoubtedly ask "quid significat verbum illud?" we can say "est feles quae in mensa sedet."

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Admirable attempt, but I believe "recordor debeo" should be "recordari debeo", and "latinam meum" should by "latinum meum" (or "linguam latinam meam" if you insist on the feminine.)

I must admit that if I had to write "Romans go home" in Latin all oaver the walls of the foarum in letters 10 feet high, I would fuck up the grammar and end up with a gladius at my throat as a Centurion stroave to coarrect me.