Even if it does exist, erastus is almost certainly not plural, as -us is almost always a masculine singular ending. Technically could be a combination of eras (inflection of era, 'mistress, lady' or inflection of sum, esse, fui, futuris, 'to be, exist') + tus ('incense, frankincense'), but very unlikely.|=Probably nonexistent. = victorialis|='victory'|='pertaining to victory, victorious' ( victoria, 'victory' + -al, 'of a., pertaining to a., in a condition of., in a state of.')|=Close. = hellatorius|='warlike'|=Can't find.|=Doesn't exist as written, possibly misspelled. = Word|= CA translation|= My translation|= Conclusion There may be a few inaccuracies in my translations, but that's life. The correct latin words to the English translations are:Ĭaelum (divinitus means 'from heaven'), salus (heaven salvation)įurtivus (meaning 'furtive'), libertas (furtive love freedom) I've checked my latin dictionary, and almost all of the words seem to be made up or wrong.
