Not sure if this has been discovered or not, but sharing anyways

[FMZerek]

So today I was reminded of the state of death called Rigor Mortis (For those who don't know, Rigor Mortis is when the body becomes stiff after death, hence the Latin name (Rigor = Stiff Mortis = Death)). So when I was doing Thaumcraft research, I used the aspect called Mortuus to complete a research paper. This is when it hit me. Mortuus is pronounced Mortis, and Mortis means death, and also Mortuus is death. Well played, Azanor, well played.

 

[King Lemming]

I think you'll find that the vast majority of the aspects have latin roots.

 

[Adonis0]

Arbor Vitam is the tree of life

 

[Azzanine]

I think you'll find that the vast majority of the aspects have latin roots.

Yeah, whenever I pronounce the aspect names put on a bad Italian accent.

"Ah precantatio! mutatio! fealatio!"

 

[ThatOneSlowking]

So today I was reminded of the state of death called Rigor Mortis (For those who don't know, Rigor Mortis is when the body becomes stiff after death, hence the Latin name (Rigor = Stiff Mortis = Death)). So when I was doing Thaumcraft research, I used the aspect called Mortuus to complete a research paper. This is when it hit me. Mortuus is pronounced Mortis, and Mortis means death, and also Mortuus is death. Well played, Azanor, well played.

Derp
Not really a well played as you think since all aspects are latin words xD
(Which is, IMO, the best naming scheme ever. Part of the reason TC is my favorite mod)