Arma

A full version of Marek's musings can be seen at The word 'Arma' is Latin in origin; a multifaceted word that depending on context can be used to mean defensive arms, shields, soldiers or weapons of war amongst others.

IGN PC 2009

A full version of Marek's musings can be seen at The word 'Arma' is Latin in origin; a multifaceted word that depending on context can be used to mean defensive arms, shields, soldiers or weapons of war amongst others.

IGN PC 2009

A full version of Marek's musings can be seen at The word 'Arma' is Latin in origin; a multifaceted word that depending on context can be used to mean defensive arms, shields, soldiers or weapons of war amongst others.

IGN PC 2009

These descendants, known as the Arma, exerted influence only in the regions neighboring their garrisons.

2. Regions 2001

In fact, no one died because it was footage from a 2009 "tactical shooter" game called Arma 2 set in the fictional east European nation of Chernarus.

The Guardian World News Tara Conlan 2011

The documentary lifted footage from the internet that shows a clip from a military simulation game called Arma II, but described it incorrectly as footage of a 1988 IRA attack on a British Army helicopter.

WalesOnline - Home 2011

However, the pictures were actually taken from a game called Arma 2.

BBC News - Home 2012

This and the Thorn are called Arma by Linneus, and are enume - rated among the Fulcres.

The language of botany : being a dictionary of the terms made use of in that science, principally by Linneus ... 1793

"'Arma' has done his apprenticeship ... and he is ready to go," Lyon said.

AustralianIT.com.au | Top Stories 2009

A game developer that's been tirelessly evolving what they hope to be the most all-encompassing soldier sim doesn't exactly sound like typical indie fare, argues columnist Jim Rossignol, but their indie-style ambition is there and is typified by their latest, Arma II.

Boing Boing 2009