Does anyone know the Latin for 'Secrets of...' ?

Question

Does anyone know the Latin for 'Secrets of...' ?

Answer 1

In Latin 'Secrets' translates "Secreta" but if you want to translate 'of' this must be made by putting the name which follows the preposition at the genitive.

This is also happening with English where I guess you should use for this kind of sentences the genitive (aka as Saxon genitive) for istance Paul's secrets. (I'm Italian though, not English mother tongue)

In Latin you just need to decline the genitive of the name to which the secret belongs and by keeping above example Secrets of Paul or Paul's secrets would be "Pauli secreta".

Answer 2

'Specialis of...'

or try this site:

http://www.archives.nd.edu/cgi-bin/lookd...