Need english to latin translation.

How do you say:

There is no defeat, only glorious death for the Emperor.

?
 
I don't understand the (est) ? If I wrote it on a shield, should I write it like this:

Nulla clades (est), solum Imperatori gloriosa mors

or

Nulla clades est, solum Imperatori gloriosa mors

or

Nulla clades, solum Imperatori gloriosa mors
 
Red Threat said:
Ab infernis te (ipsem) serva.
What does that mean?
1. what does "Liberate tuteme ex inferis" mean?
2. "Death will come to us all" how do you say that?
 
@all: (...) means that you are not forced to use that word. Latin is a very flexible language. On I shield I wouldn't write "est".

@Lonkut

1. tuteme??? :confused: Control, it doesn't seem to be a Latin word.

2. Literally "Mors omnibus nostris veniet", but i'd prefer "Mors aequa nos omnes tanget" (Death equally will touch us all) which is similar to a Virgil's line.
 
Red Threat said:
@Lonkut

1. tuteme??? :confused: Control, it doesn't seem to be a Latin word.

It's pretty uncommon, but I've encountered it from time to time used as an intensifier for "te". As to origins or why it gets used, I have no idea.
 
All hail the master of Latin translations :clap:
:salute:


P.S. Where is the smiley representing envy?
 
Cool! How about "seize the day job"?
 
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