Latin word translation

Cum Honore


That's probably something you got as a translation of "with honor" from
an automated online translator.

'Per' is a preposition taking the accusative case that may mean
'through', 'whereby', 'for', 'by means of', 'for the sake of'. In some
contexts it can also mean 'with'.

'Decus' is a noun meaning 'distinction', 'honor', 'glory'.

If "Decus' is meant to be the object of 'Per', it is in the wrong case.

The reason i ask is because i want to get a tattoo and it will probably be a latin phrase, and with honor sounded cool but i dont like the latin of it but thanks for the answers ill keep looking for that perfect tattoo

Whatever you decide on, if it's in Latin, have someone review it before
committing to ink.