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What is Latin for my keeper?

There isn't a single, perfect Latin phrase that translates directly to "my keeper." Here are a few options, depending on the context and nuance you want to convey:

Formal/Literary:

* Custos meus: Literally "my guardian," this could be used for a protector or someone who watches over you.

* Conservator meus: "My preserver," suggesting someone who maintains or protects something.

* Curator meus: "My curator," implying someone who takes care of something valuable, like a collection or a legacy.

Informal/Affectionate:

* Custos meus carus: "My dear keeper" - adds a touch of affection.

* Protector meus: "My protector," implying a strong and reliable guardian.

* Amica mea custodens: "My friend who keeps me" - emphasizes a close, supportive relationship.

More specific meanings:

* Domina mea: "My mistress," could be used if the keeper is a woman who has power or authority.

* Dominus meus: "My master," could be used if the keeper is a man who has power or authority.

Ultimately, the best Latin phrase will depend on the specific relationship you want to convey.

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