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==Derivations== ...eristic of rural people. Regardless of the style the name is the Greek and Latin word for any hat.

==Derivations== ...k" in North America, or also just simply as "Peregrine". It comes from the latin word "peregrinus", and is a name given (either first or as a Christian name

==Derivations== ...when the Vernal Equinox falls) to April 19 are considered Aries. Aries is Latin for "Ram".

==Derivations== ...eristic of rural people. Regardless of the style the name is the Greek and Latin word for any hat.

==Derivations== ...ending on when the Autumnal Equinox falls) are considered Virgos. Virgo is Latin for "virgin".

==Derivations== ...lack winged skull wearing a helmet. Going deeper, the phrase originates in Latin (Mors ab Alto) as one of the formal mottos for one division of the United S

==Derivations== ...luenced by english, it was left as Dia to connotate with "daylight"(as per Latin-based languages) because daylight is often depicted as harmful to the undea

==Derivations== ...luenced by English, it was left as Dia to connotate with "daylight"(as per Latin-based languages) because daylight is often depicted as harmful to the undea