Genibus Nitito Canus looks like an attempt to translate "On your knees, dog!" into Latin, but there are difficulties:
Genibus Nitito Canus is supposed to mean "on your knees, dog." This phrase is only roughly translated because the term "nitito" does not actually exist. The phrase most closely translates to "aging knees."
Genibus is pronounced as "jen-ih-buhs."
its "Genibus tuis canis" and it is the correct translation of "On your knees Dog!"
canus canus canus canus
Genibus tuis.
Canus lupus is a wolf. Canus lupus familiarus is domestic dog.
Canus.
a canus lupus familiaris is a dog. -actually its not. the proper name is canis lupus familiaris. the word Canus in latin means "white" Canis is dog.
The VY Canus Majoris
Canus (-a, -um).
Canus nipponicus is the scientific name for the Japanese wolf, an extinct species of wolf native to Japan. The genus Canus refers to the genus of canids, which includes wolves, dogs, and other similar animals. "Nipponicus" is derived from the Latin word "Nippon," which means Japan, indicating the species' origin.
Canus Lupus Familiars.