How would you say clear hearts in Latin?

My derived conclusion thusfar is "claro cor" but that is singular and I'm not sure how to conjugate it to a plural form.

Thanks.

I think you're close. My Latin is pretty rusty...but from what I remember, "cor" is neither masculine or feminine, but rather a neuter word. The nominative plural of cor is corda.

You would have to use the neuter plural form of "clarus" as well, which would be the -a ending.

So...and I may be off here...but I think the best translation of clear hearts would be CLARUS CORDA. Like I said, I'm pretty rusty...but that sounds pretty close to me.

wes_mantooth;591459 wrote:

I like this answer better

appreciate the input. any other help/verification out there?

this is what google translator says lol

patet cor

i have no clue on what it would be but thought this would get a laugh lol

Call your local Catholic priest.

mcburg93;600105 wrote:this is what google translator says lol

patet cor

i have no clue on what it would be but thought this would get a laugh lol

That would be correct if clear was the verb (to) clear. But I'm thinking the OP means to have clear as an adjective.

sherm03;600138 wrote:That would be correct if clear was the verb (to) clear. But I'm thinking the OP means to have clear as an adjective.

Correct assumption.