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"Tempus est iocundum" is the name of a Carmina Burana song by Carl Orff.
It means in Latin, literally, "Time is joyful," but can also be interpreted as, "It is the joyful time."
The full song lyrics are here: http://lyricwiki.org/Carl_Orff:Tempus_Est_Iocundum
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Tempus in mente est.
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Dolor est temporaria, superbia est aeternum
Translate Time is Eternal into Latin?
Tempus aeternum est
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Quota hora est?
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Quid tempus est?
Money in latin?
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Time is perceived with the senses.
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Tempus.
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Tempus solis.
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Tempus fortuna est.
