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This is the Conversation Forum for Handy Latin Phrases << latin translation Latin translation of "Money DOES grow on trees" >> Subject: Latin Translation Posted Nov 20, 2009 by motheralma   Posting 1 HI, please could anyone give me the gist of the following? It is on a small badge, with a coat of arms (anticlockwise from top left -scales/hand holding flaming torch/geni's? lamp/wobbly line with 3 dots) which I beleive was my late mothers college badge from 1940's. It was with her things. Many thanks. sic currere ut obtenere I am guessing "as you find so shall you get" or WYSIWYG in todays language. Read the First Reply to this Posting Subject: Latin Translation Posted Apr 29, 2010 by supersubstandard This is a reply to this Posting   Posting 2 I _think_ it's "So run that ye may obtain" or "So run that you may win the prize" which is a biblical quote (1 Corinthians 9:24). Conversation list Conversation list

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