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I can find an online translator but none of them say the same thing. Could someone with some experience in Latin tell me the correct wording for this phrase? thanks
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"Ater Dominus" or "Obscurus Dominus"
(also could be "Niger Dominus" but I do prefer those here above)
‘Acerbus’ has a meaning of harsh,bitter,green,sour,unripe.
domino acerbus, perhaps?
melissa : dominO ? (shouldn’t it be dominus, i’m confused)
and acerbus means cruel, but i guess thats what you mean
and if you adress him, its domine
umm…..i’m pretty sure it’s “domino acerbus”….like Melissa said but i could be mistaken?…