Weird request- Any Latin language experts here?

In using Google translate, I am getting conflicting information for word translation, especially when I reverse the process. Looking at using a Latin name for a business name, so I do want it to be correct. PM me if you think you can assist.

 

Erratum CDIX?....

 

Acme.

 

@DrA5

what's the name you're searching on?
As both Latin and Latin derivatives (Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Romanian, etc..) have contextual differences that change the meaning.

 

Nullus taurus excretum.

 

just post up the name.

Its not like anyone here would go and take your website...you know to hold it for you.

 

I was an Alter boy.

 

altered

 

Literal is No Bull Shit.

 

Man, It's too bad my FIL isn't still around. He taught Latin in a Seminary and wrote his masters thesis on it..... Interesting dude!

 

Pizza Hawaiianus

 

If you can find this guy, he's a Latin teacher.

 

I went to alter boy training cus my friends were making 25/50 pounds per wedding and funeral.
My money making was seasonal at 11 years old, giving pony rides on the beach....on a 3,000 pound grade A show jumping pony.
20 pence a ride for roughly 100 feet.
I'd make 30 to 40 quid a day.

Alter boy training first day...I couldn't contain my laughter...I'd given up on religion at 9 years old.

Two nuns and a Reverend Daniel O'Callahan (brothers & sisters) on my mum's side.... secretary to Bishop Buddy, who found University of San Diego.

 

FWIW: It's altar boy

As fossil stated, "altered boy" is something entirely different. <Jimmy Buffet>

 

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