Your Latin name

[HungAryan]

Morphological transliteration:
-Male names must end with "-us", like Julius. For example, Muhammad -> Muhammadus
-Female names must end with "-a", like Julia
-Replace J with I
-Replace K with C. Especially in Germanic names.
-Replace Z with S
-Replace TS or TZ (or anything pronounced that way) with T. Like Tzi -> Ti. Especially in Slavic names.
-Replace SH with simple S or SC. Latin didn't contain the SH sound, but later Italians turned SC from "sk" to "sh",

Etimological transliteration:
1. Find out what is the meaning of your name. Like, Beowulf means "bee wolf". For example, Vladimir means ruler, Albert means noble, etc.
2. Translate the meaning of your name to Latin. You can use Google Translator if you don't know any Latin.
3. Put the "-us" ending to the word if you are male, or the "-a" ending if you are female


My Latin name:
Morphological transliteration: Soltus Titus (from Zsolt Tóth), or Solvictus Titus
Etimological translation: Phylarchus Tothus

[Peyrol]

I've a latin name, so can't be a translation, but an archaization.

Lorenzo--> Laurentius (means "crowned with laurel").

There also many variations of the name: Laurenzio (not very used nowadays), Renzo (abbreviation), Lorenza (female version, very uncommon), Laurenziano (medieval tuscanian name).

[Leadchucker]

Speculatorus Pratus, I think I like it better in latin.

[Benacer]

Latin name here too. Fábio -> Fabius.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fabius

[Amapola]

My name is already Latin: Patricia. I love it ;)

[Peyrol]

My name is already Latin: Patricia. I love it ;)

Very important name: means "rich" :D

It's a panlatin name, as mine one (Lorenzo). I don't know if there is a romanian version of Lorenzo, btw.

[Duke]

Dujam->Domnius

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Domnius

[Teyrn]

Naughtius Maximus.

[Rollo]

Brutus Calcus Magnus, etymologically. Shall not disclose the morphological one :P

[Riki]

Ricardus Georgius Guma Constantinus Ora Portus


Its to big.But the meaning it's something like this.
Constantine The Great Men Earth worker From the Shores Of Porto.:)

[Albion]

Etimological transliteration:
1. Find out what is the meaning of your name. Like, Beowulf means "bee wolf". For example, Vladimir means ruler, Albert means noble, etc.
2. Translate the meaning of your name to Latin. You can use Google Translator if you don't know any Latin.
3. Put the "-us" ending to the word if you are male, or the "-a" ending if you are female


My Latin name:
Morphological transliteration: Soltus Titus (from Zsolt Tóth), or Solvictus Titus
Etimological translation: Phylarchus Tothus

Beowulf - Bear Wolf! :eek:

[Barreldriver]

Morphological transliteration: Sethus.

Etimological translation:

My name is normally held to have meant appointed, but also read that it can mean butt. :p Fitting for my personality.

If I go by appointed I get - Constituitus

If I go by butt I get - Doliumus.

[Comte Arnau]

Comes Arnoldus :yo:

Comitatus meus non est de hoc mundo

[Bobby Martnen]

Rodepurtus Martinus

[Bobby Martnen]

Muhammad -> Muhammadus


The Latin name for this false prophet is Mahometus, not "Muhammadus"

[Marinus]

Hastamus Deius Ditescerus Versutus

Sounds like a Warhammer 40K character, or a Harry Potter spell to cure erectile dysfunction.