Translate into Latin...

[Edmund]

I've been trying to come up with a tatoo that I'd like, it'd be my first. I figure I'm finally old enough to not regret getting a few tat's. I want to tat the phrase "nothing is sacred" but in Latin on the inside of my right bicep. I used an online translator and it came up with "nusquam est sanctus" . I was hoping that someone here actually spoke latin and could verify that for me..nothing worse than having something permanently mispelled on ones body

For no reason, here's a pic of me

 

[JR76]

You are wrong.

"Nusquam" means "no where" or "on no occasion."

"Nilhilum" seems like the better choice.

Would it not be safer to get a tattoo in a language you speak, rather than trying to pass yourself off as a classics scholar?

 

[HAYEZ]

dont ever trust online translator

 

[Oceano]

You are wrong.

"Nusquam" means "no where" or "on no occasion."

"Nilhilum" seems like the better choice.

Would it not be safer to get a tattoo in a language you speak, rather than trying to pass yourself off as a classics scholar?

lmaoooooo

 

[stephen4327]

are you still living in ur moms basement?

 

[eddymerckx]

nihil est sacrum --or sanctums--may better avoid the context of the that which is approved by gods and that of which is inherently a sense of a separate multi-layered state of being as in ( Hebrew קדושה )--that way you avoid that which is deemed sanctioned by the establishment to a more organic sense of the word.


agree--squirm is wrong idea and wrong tense

 

[Edmund]

Would it not be safer to get a tattoo in a language you speak, rather than trying to pass yourself off as a classics scholar?

are you still living in ur moms basement?

Oh my, we are the droll bunch.

No, Mom's in a nursing home with severe alzheimers but thanks for asking! I'd be happy to rent you my basement though if your Mom ever throws you out...LOL.

 

[redguru]

This girl think she has lotus tattooed on her ankle. If someone from Japan saw her, they'd think she was a "burden".