quid est nomen tibi

Latinski

Alternative forms

quid nōmen tibī̆st? (phonetic spelling indicating clitisation, also called prodelision or aphaeresis)
quod nōmen tibī̆ est? (Late Latin, Medieval Latin)

Etimologija {{{2}}}

From quid n (“what”, nominative) + nōmen n (“name”, nominative) + tibī̆ (“to you”, dative) + est (“is”). Literally meaning “what is the name to you” or “what do you have for a name?”.

Izgovor

() MFA^(ključ): /kʷidˈnoː.men ˈti.biːst/, [kʷɪnˈnoːmɛn ˈt̪ɪbiːs̠t̪] or MFA^(ključ): /kʷidˈnoː.men ˈti.bist/, [kʷɪnˈnoːmɛn ˈt̪ɪbɪs̠t̪]
() MFA^(ključ): /kwid est ˈno.men ˈti.bi/, [kwid̪ ɛst̪ ˈnɔːmen ˈt̪iːbi]

Phrase

quid nōmen tibī̆ est?

what is your name?
- c. 190–185, Plautus, Amphitryon 1.1.363–4:hypotactic.com
  MERCVRIVS: Quis erus est igitur tibī?
  SOSIA: Amphitruō, quī nunc praefectust Thēbānīs legiōnibus,
  quīcum nūpta est Alcumēna... MERCVRIVS: Quid aīs?! Quid nōmen tibī est?
  MERCURY: Who's your master then?
  SOSIA: Amphitryon, who's now in command of the Theban forces,
  to whom Alcmena is married... M: You what?! What is your name?