Ok, I think lumps/bumps could be "tuberis" -- swellings.

So, (And anyone feel free to correct me, cause my Latin gramma is way rusty):

Intelligendo verum per tuberis in vestri caput.

Understanding truth through the swellings on your head.

Is tuberis the plural? My dictionary's at school, but that looks like the singular. And I'd switch to genitive for "your head", given Zenkitty's construction.

I, however, have no recollection whatsoever of how one constructs gerunds and the like, apart from the infinitive. It looks like you've got the first/singluar/present, yes? Or is it one of the forms I don't recall?

I can ask the Latin teachers at school tomorrow.

tuber, -eris. Neuter.

I think it takes the genitive, and duh -- genitive plural, 3rd declension is "tuberum." PLURAL threw me.

Do you think the gerund should take the accusitive? The ablative, -ndo, goes to "by understanding".....hmm, maybe the accusitive is better.

So, "Intelligendum verum per tuberum in vestri caputum."

That's a lot of -um's.

From way back:

How do you secretly file for divorce? Unfortunately, I do believe that such documents have to be public, no matter who is filing.

Not necessarily. The documents can be filed under seal, which means that only certain people can see them. It's done for grand jury investigations, for example. Also, in some high profile cases. For example, when a judge in my courthouse got divorced, his file was under seal (there was MAD scandal, cause he left his wife for his law clerk. Plus, the wife apparently had been having a long time affair with a police officer. And, the law clerk had been involved with another court person, who got mad when she left him for the judge and threw a brick through the judge's car window. ALL TRUE)

(* What do we call people with a sickness?? My brain isn't working. "Victim" is definitely the wrong word.)

Patients?

Even if it is just through sexual contact how many parents can 100% guarantee that their kids aren't going to have sex? Many would like to believe that they can guarantee that, but the reality is, they really don't have that level of control.

Right, which is why I will vaccinate my daughter (and sons if safe and appropriate), but since my kids won't be spreading it in school, I don't think the state's need is pressing enough to make it a school entrance requirement.

My first instinct would be to give it the accusative, yeah.

Seriously. Pig Latin should be "um", not "ay"

Someone else gave me:

Gnarus verum per offa of vestri caput capitis

What do you think?

At then end, you've got "head" twice, in two different cases, for no reason I can discern. I'd lose the first. I also have no knowledge of "of" being Latin: could be wrong on that, I suppose.

At then end, you've got "head" twice, in two different cases, for no reason I can discern. I'd lose the first. I also have no knowledge of "of" being Latin

That's what I thought, too. I don't know Latin, though, so I thought I'd check with the Fount of All Knowledge, the Buffistas.

So what about "gnarus"? That's "knowing" isn't it?