Nescit Occasum

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Nescit Occasum is the Latin motto meaning “It knows no setting,” traditionally expressing enduring honor or glory, and used as the motto of the rank of Commander Grand Cross in certain chivalric orders.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Latin phrase
motto
associatedWith rank of Commander Grand Cross
denotes glory that does not fade
honor that does not set
generalMeaning enduring honor or glory
that which does not decline or set
grammaticalPerson third person singular
language Latin
literalMeaning It knows no setting
mood indicative
mottoType chivalric motto
honorific motto
partOfSpeechStructure verb plus noun phrase
refersTo sun that never sets as metaphor for glory
script Latin alphabet
tense present
theme constancy
endurance
perpetual glory
use chivalric orders motto
heraldic motto
usedInContext insignia of high ranks
orders of knighthood
voice active
word nescit
occasum

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