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Tempus est ut oculis apertis moriar

can some body email me at horde_67@yahoo.com the latin translation of..
"hammer of the light"..
to mean a weapon in favor of light..
is it correct to say:
malleus ad lucem?

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@lordfuig,

Yes, that is a correct way to say it.

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@George,

How to translate "We all die?"

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@Jalle,

duplicate

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@George,

Hi George, I was wondering if you can make three translations for me "Now is our Time" the second "Let us begin today building tomorrow" and third "Doing the impossible is not only our destiny, but our reality." Thank you.

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@web14t,

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. . "Now is our Time" . . . "Let us begin today building tomorrow" . . . "Doing the impossible is not only our destiny, but our reality." . . .

"Now is our Time"
Nunc tempus nostrum est

"Let us begin today building tomorrow"
Cras aedificare hodie incipiamus

"Doing the impossible is not only our destiny, but our reality."
Inpossibile faciendum non modo fatum nostrum sed etiam res vera nostra est.

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@George,

Thanks man. I am using it for a campaign, I will give you credit. Thanks again.

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@web14t,

You're welcome, web14t.

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Does anybody know the Latin translation for "Harder Better Faster Stronger"?

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@Daaaaanielle,

As adjectives:
Harder -- (to the touch) Durior (masc. & fem.), Durius (neut.)
Harder -- (more difficult) Difficilior (masc. & fem.), Difficilius (neut.)
Better -- Melior (masc. & fem.), Melius (neut.)
Faster -- Celerior (masc. & fem.), Celerius (neut.)
Stronger -- Fortior (masc. & fem.), Fortius (neut.)

As adverbs:
Harder -- (to the touch) Durius
Harder -- (more difficult) Difficilius
Better -- Melius
Faster -- Celerius
Stronger -- Fortius

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@George,

Thank you soooooo much!!!!

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@Daaaaanielle,

You're weeeeelcome, Daaaaanielle.

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@George,

Hey guys - I have had a bit of a nightmare looking for a couple of translations - What does 'suo tempore' mean?

Also, how would you say:

Time is yours, and you are time?

Thanks,
J

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Could you please translate...

"he shall forever hold my heart"

it's for a tattoo so its gotta be accurate....THANKS!

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@jjjjjunit,

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What does 'suo tempore' mean?

It varies a bit by context, but generally it means "at its time" or "in its time",
in the sense of "at the proper time".

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Time is yours, and you are time?

Tempus est tuum et tu es tempus

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@George,

Hi George,
Could you translate the phrase: "Fight the greed!"

Thanks,
Nicki - DK

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@NickiDK,

Pugna adversum avaritiam!

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Do you know how to translate translate this into latin,
“O heavens angels, bright and fair, protect all those, whom I love with care
Watch over all, in silent grace, hold us dearly, within your loving embrace
O beautiful angels, from the skies above, watch over the fallen, bless us with love. Amen.”
Thank you!
~Lexi

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@Alexia14,

O heavens angels, bright and fair,
O angeli caeli, clari et pulchri,

protect all those, whom I love with care
Omnes qui amo cura tuemini.

Watch over all, in silent grace,
Custodite omnes in gratia silente.

hold us dearly, within your loving embrace
Nos care tenete in vestro amplexu amante

O beautiful angels, from the skies above,
O angeli pulchri, desuper,

watch over the fallen, bless us with love.
Custodite casos, nos caritate benedicite.

Amen.

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