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==Translation==
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In [[Latin]], ''[[wikt:senatus|Senātus]]'' is a [[nominative]] singular noun meaning "[[Roman Senate|Senate]]". ''Populusque'' is compounded from the nominative noun ''[[wikt:populus|Populus]]'', "the People", and ''[[wikt:-que|-que]]'', an [[enclitic|enclitic particle]] meaning "and" which [[Conjunction (grammar)|connects]] the two nominative nouns. The last word, ''[[wikt:romanus|Rōmānus]]'' ("[[wikt:Rome|Roman]]"), is an [[adjective]] modifying the whole of ''Senātus Populusque'': the "Roman Senate and People", taken as a whole. Thus, the phrase is translated [[literal translation|literally]] as "The Roman Senate and People", or more freely as "The Senate and People of Rome".