Elvish font... but I don't know what it means. ;;
It says "Novissima autem inimica destruetor mors."
Which is the phonetic version of "NOVISSIMA AVTEM INIMICA DESTRVETOR MORS."
Which is Latin for "The last enemy to be defeated is Death."
Which is from the Vulgate (the Latin Bible) and HP lol...yes I'm lame...no I don't care :D
It's not lame at all! Very cool actually. I thought it was Elvish at first because I've been eyeballing this for an upper-armband tattoo:
Just the Elvish part, of course. I love it, but I'm not sure that I'll get it. It looks cool but just doesn't hold the same level of meaning as my other two tattoos.
I also want a Claddagh tattoo that says "Erin gra ma Chroi" underneath it. That means "Ireland of my Heart." Three of my grandparents are Irish, and the other one is half Scottish and half French Canadian. My 'most' Irish grandmother, or the one who was proudest of our heritage, passed away a couple years ago. It nearly made her cry when one of my cousins named her first daughter a Gaelic name. So something that my grandmother would have loved would be cool for me, but on the other hand, I've never even been to Ireland. Can I honestly say I love the place if I've never been there? Can I honestly even say that I'm 'Irish' if I've never been there? That's iffy to me.
I also love nature, especially plants. There's a vine tattoo that I've been looking at for maybe an upper-armband. And I want an anchor with apple blossoms in the rope. My grandfather was a sailor and my grandmother's favorite flower was apple blossoms, and they are both gone. I miss them. Having a tattoo that symbolizes them together is something that I'd like very much.