Dec 9, 2019 · After years of research, historians have concluded that this ancient expression was a greeting, exchanged between pilgrims to give one another ...

The “Ultreia” greeting used by medieval pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago is composed of “ultra-“, meaning “more”, and “-eia”, which translates as “beyond”.

“Ultreia y Suseia” is an expression mentioned in the Calixtin Code. Translated loosely it means “forward and upward” and serves to encourage and motivate the ...

Aug 18, 2015 · This Latin/French/Spanish means something like, “Go further!” and “And go higher!” ultreia The words appear in the 11th century hymn, Dum Pater ...

Mar 7, 2024 · “Ultreia” impels to overcome internal and external obstacles, “Suseia” connects with nature and the environment, and “Buen Camino” weaves ...

Oct 24, 2018 · It means "Go beyond"! Or "Onwards!" essentially. Et suseia is "Upwards" "Heavenwards" On the route I've been singing it to myself in French ...

Aug 10, 2021 · Ultreia et Suseia is a greeting used on the Camino de Santiago. Learn about its origins and its use on the Way of Saint James.

Jun 6, 2018 · It can be translated as "we go further and go higher, God help us!" It is correct, as some already stated, that the letters "j" "w" and the ...