Eplorem Ipsum is a unique phrase that we came up with putting two Latin words together to mean what we want it to mean. In Latin, “Explorem” is the first person singular, present tense of the verb “explorare”, which means “to explore” or “to investigate”. It can also mean “to scout” or “to examine”. The word “explorare” is the root word from which the English word “explore” is derived.
In Latin, “Ipsum” is a pronoun that means “itself” or “himself/herself/itself”. In the context of Lorem Ipsum, “Ipsum” is used as a form of the pronoun “ipse” which means “itself” or “the very same”. Therefore, “Lorem Ipsum” could be translated to mean “pain itself” or “sorrow itself” in a poetic or metaphorical sense, although it is important to note that the text itself has no real meaning or context.
The phrase “Explorem Ipsum” is not a standard Latin phrase, as the word “Ipsum” does not make sense in combination with the verb “Explorem”. However, if we take “Explorem” to mean “Let’s explore” (from the first person plural present subjunctive of the verb “explorare”), and “Ipsum” to mean “itself” or “the very same”, then “Explorem Ipsum” could be translated to mean “Let’s explore the very same thing” or “Let’s investigate the exact same thing”. It’s important to note that this interpretation is not a standard or commonly used Latin phrase, and it is based on the assumption that “Ipsum” is being used in a metaphorical sense rather than as a pronoun.