Ancient Languages/family motto and coat of arms
Expert: Maria - 1/12/2011
QuestionMy Dad always said our family motto was "Lovers, not Fighters" It fits. I wanted to incorporate a Latin version into a made-up coat of arms for the family history.
Thanks and best wishes,
Doug
AnswerHello,
"Lovers, not Fighters" can be translated as follows:
-“Amatores, non Bellatores”.
Or:
-“Amatores, non Pugnatores”.
Hope this can be helpful to you.
Best regards,
Maria
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Note that:
-Lovers = AMATORES (nominative plural of AMATOR, lover)
-not = NON
-Fighters = BELLATORES (nominative plural of BELLATOR, fighter) or PUGNATORES (nominative plural of PUGNATOR, fighter).