ad arma

Latin

Etymology

From ad (“to”) + arma, the plural accusative of armum (“arms weapons”).

Prepositional phrase

ad arma

  1. to arms!
    Ad arma evocare.
    To call to arms.
    Conclamantur ad arma.
    They are called to arms.
    Si non proficient artes, veniamus ad arma.
    If they wont make art, we shall come to arms. (one way or the other)
    Donec, infecta pace, ad arma desilirent.
    While at length the peace being broken off, the came to strive and fight with arms.
    Ad vim atque ad arma confugere.
    To flee to violence and fighting.
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