Re: The Poll ends! (Was: Are we too serious these days?)

[Nicola Pero]

> > ... I though "ora" meant "mouth" (and from that "orator" (speaker),
> 
> after googling the net I found quite a lot of meanings for 'ora':
>
> [...]
>
> mouth (actually n. plural of 'os')

Yes! :-) that's it, thanks!

I was wrong, in fact as you say "ora" is the plural of "os".  So much time
since I last used my Latin.

And the verse I was trying to remember must then end in "in ore meo" (not
"in ora mea"), which is correct, as now google easily gives me psalm 33,
"Benedicam Dominum in omni tempore; semper laus eius in ore meo."  That's
precisely the verse I was trying to remember.

Sorry for the off-topic, I promise it's the last one from me. :-)