im not so sure, its either ingnus angelus or angelus ingnus.
Mi pulcher angele, if you're speaking directly to the angel in question.
Angelus servans.
I think it's...um...?
Nix Angelus.
Angeli.
To walk with the angels = Cum angelis ambulare
The Latin word for an angel is "angelus"; for more than one angel (i.e. angels, the plural form) the word would transform into "angeli". It's sometimes disappointing to find the Latin word both looks and means much the same thing in English... but for the sake of adding a little bit of variety to this answer, I could mention that both the related Latin and English terms ultimately derived from the Greek word "angelos", which literally means "messenger", and which in the context of Biblical study grew to take the meaning "messenger of god".
Shouldn't you say "heaven's angels" instead of "heaven angels"?
Vac is Latin
Ego IS a Latin word. It is the Latin for I.
To walk with the angels = Cum angelis ambulare
Angeli inferni
Angelus Obscurus
"Angeli inferi."
In armis angeli
Many of our common English words are directly descended from Latin with little or no changes. In this case, the Latin word for angel is angelus.
The phrase 'Panis Angelicus' is Latin for 'Bread of Angels'
You would say: "Amo vos, angeli mei."
I am getting a remembrance tattoo for friends and family I have list to suicide, 2 of the most recent being a double suicide I. the end of this past December. I want to put "Fly with angels" in Latin along with the design I have but I want to make sure it is grammatically correct. Google translate can only do so much and I don't fully trust it. Can anyone assist me with the grammatically correct way to say Fly with angels in Latin? Meaning I want their souls to Fly with angels.
Actually according to latin . It means Morning star.
Mylaika is the latin word meaning angels xxx it is a really cute and lovely name!
It never did. English is a language that came from the germanic tribes,the angels,saxon and jutes