Ignis and aeturnus are both in the nom. sing. so pair 'em up. which leaves artis in the gen.
"The eternal fire of art" is what I came up with but that's probably very translation-ese.
The correct phrase is Ars Gratia Artis; it means 'Art for Art's sake'. Wich can be found on movies with the growling lion.
Noble
Of skill.
Ignis is the latin word for 'fire'. Often, if you have trouble coming up with meanings of words in Latin, you can guess them by what derives from them. 'Ignis' is responsible for the word 'ignite' in English.
it is the designer of a painting or something along those lines!
It means firey water it is from ancient times a liquor made from salt that granted imortal life ignis aqua 13 is the same but offered by the devil for his most loyal followers.
Artis Medicinae Doctor (Latin: Doctor of Medicine)
Ars gratia artis means art for the sake of art.
Arta may be a feminine form of Artis/Arthurmeaning ''bear man".
The term is spelled "con artist", and it refers to a deceptive person who takes advantage of others for personal gain.
it mans I popped in his mouth 13 times , in german
Well, darling, "Ignis aurum probat" is Latin for "fire tests gold." It's basically saying that difficult times or challenges reveal true character or quality. So, remember, when life throws you a curveball, just remember you're gold, baby!