Primas is a form of the Latin word for "first", primus, -a, -um. It is the form that is used to modify a feminine plural noun that is the object of a verb or of certain prepositions. For example, in his Metamorphoses the poet Ovid (P. Ovidius Naso) writes of a breakwater
quae primas aequoris undas frangit
"which breaks the first waves of the sea"
where primas modifies the feminine plural noun undas, "waves", the object of the verb frangit, "breaks".
hola alfin
prima gusto
"Es la prima de" translates to "she is the cousin of" in English. This phrase is used to indicate a familial relationship in Spanish.
It means, My sister's cousin is my....
And when you go, introduce me to your female cousin
The English version of "prima non-datur" is "there is no first aid."
Prima mensa means prime table
"Prima" is Italian for "first," as in Prima Donna, the first lady, or star of the production. In German it is untranslated, "prima," and is slang for "great" or "super."
no... actually this means thank you very beautiful cousin (female cousin).
It means: "Finally I understand you cousin"
"Breakfast" in English is prima colazione in Italian.
Eat, cousin.