> Senium quod usus victum juvenis quod erudio
Some American uses this as a motto on www.birdforum.net.
I don't think it means much, even corrected it remains clumsy.
Evertjan:
> Senium could be the genitivus pluralis of Senex
> Victus could be pp of vivo. "Lived"
> Usus could be the pp of utor "to use, to enjoy"
All wrong.
"victus" and "usus" are no passive participles.
Genitivus pluralis of "senex" is "senum":
hic iuuenum chorus, ille senum, qui carmine laudes
Herculeas et facta ferunt
Verg. Aen. VIII, 287
AugdM.
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