What is the meaning of "lorem ipsum dolor sit amet"?
I know that it is in Latin, but I think you can help me to understand what the phrase "lorem ipsum dolor sit amet" means.
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Hi 👋 batrud The lorem ipsum gets its name from the Latin phrase Neque porro quisquam est qui dolorem ipsum quia dolor sit amet. which translates to “Nor is there anyone who loves or pursues or desires to obtain pain of itself, because it is pain
- SScott
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- DD412
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The Latin phrase 'lorem ipsum dolor sit amer' means there is no one who loves pain, who seeks after it, wants to have it simply because it is pain.
- Ema VolicCertified ESL teacher Certified Serbian language teacher
Hello Batrud ❤️ The “Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet” means “Nor is there anyone who loves or pursues or desires to obtain pain of itself,because it is pain”.
the internet itself is a pain
- JawariaI am a certified teacher in Urdu and mathematics. I teach in urdu and English.
I think it means that love is unconditionally and everyone who loves want to be closed towards its love but when we dont get our love we automaticcally get ourselves into pain ,the pain which we dont wanted..
Good question. With some experience in Web Development I sometimes use this. The phrase has no meaning and is actually filler words for placement somewhere on a design or a website.
It's a filler text used in documents as a visual representation. Lorem ipsum is derived from the Latin ''dolorem ipsum'' which roughly translates to ''pain itself.''
- Teacher LucyExperienced Certified TEFL Teacher
Hi batrud The phrase appears in Microsoft Word online Help. It has the appearance of an intelligent Latin idiom. Actually, it is nonsense ;)
Hi Batrud. I am not an expert in Latin, so I cannot explain its meaning. However, this phrase is used as a placeholder (temporary) text within the printing and typesetting industry - this is just to demonstrate the visual form of a document before the final copy (text) is decided upon.
