I think the phrase plebs together strong
is a cool one in English, but I'd like to translate it to Latin. In this context, I take pleb
to mean a commoner, an ordinary person
and the essence of the sentence to have a similar meaning to apes together strong
🚀🚀🚀.
Here are several translations I've found on Google Translate (English to Latin):
`pleb together strong` --> `pleb validis pariter`
`pleb strongest together` --> `pleb fortissimum simul`
`pleb together undefeated` --> `pleb simul invictam`
I did see a translation that had the word invictus
in it that I liked; I can't recall what it was.
EDIT: It was pleb simul invictus
, meaning pleb together undefeated
. However, when I translate that phrase from Latin to English, I get he wished, at the same time he was unconquered
.
Of course, I don't understand excrementum
in Latin; I would just like to not completely embarrass myself when I plaster something on a t-shirt and rock it around town.