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ditat Deus

[dee-taht de-oos, dahy-tat dee-uhs, dey-uhs]

Latin.
  1. God enriches: motto of Arizona.



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The bill added the Arizona state motto, “Ditat Deus,” which means God enriches, to the list.

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The House of Representatives on Tuesday passed a bill to allow schools to display the Latin phrase “Ditat Deus,” and its English translation “God enriches.”

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“Ditat Deus” was previously the motto for the Territory of Arizona, and was carried over when it became a state in 1912.

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The proposal would allow teachers and administrators to read or display state’s motto, Ditat Deus, which translates to “God enriches.”

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The proposal would allow teachers and administrators to read or display state’s motto, Ditat Deus, which translates to “God Enriches.”

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