Feb 19, 2023 · The word “Ultreia” is derived from the Latin word “ultra,” which means “beyond” or “farther.” In the Camino de Santiago context, “Ultreia ...

Ultreia! Here is a little word from Santiago's vocabulary, just as strange as it is famous. Exchanged between pilgrims, printed on papers, carved into wood ...

... ultra” meaning further and “eia” means beyond. In turn, “sus” means up to the top followed by motivating “eia”. Pilgrims also called, “Ultreia, Suseia, Santiago ...

Aug 10, 2021 · The word 'Ultreia' (also 'ultrella' or 'ultreya') comes from Latin and it means 'beyond'. This understanding means that the salutation says ...

Nov 11, 2015 · Hello, It's generally accepted that ultreia derives from Latin ultra "beyond, further". In medieval French oultre, modern French outre, used for ...

Jan 29, 2016 · “Ultreïa et suseïa” may be its longest surviving phrase. It remains not only as a pilgrim's greeting, but also as the refrain of a French ...

In this article, we want to talk to you about the meaning and use of both the greeting of “Ultreia“, and its relationship with “et Suseia“, and the popular “ ...

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Posted: Nov 19, 2013