Infragilis
Fratres in perpetuum.
Brothers are in town
viridis
in classical latin, it is pronounce spayss In ecclesiastical latin it is pronounced spayz
TAY de-SID-air-oh.
Fratres in perpetuum.
Fratres.
brotherhood of warriors in latin is bellatorum fraternitatis.
Fratres in aeternum
The Latin phrase "inter arma fratres" translates to "among arms, brothers." It suggests that in times of conflict or war, bonds of brotherhood are formed or emphasized. The phrase highlights the unity and solidarity that can arise during challenging circumstances.
latin for Fratres Scholarum Christianarum or better known as Congregation of christian brothers
Fratres in perpetuum.
It's not bad, but frater is singular. For "brothers" you need fratres.
"Semper fratres" is a Latin phrase that translates to "Always brothers." It emphasizes the idea of brotherhood, loyalty, and unity among individuals, often used in contexts such as fraternal organizations or close-knit groups. The phrase underscores the commitment to supporting and standing by one another through various circumstances.
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ameesisiimus
You would say milly- tes to pronounce milites.