Can someone translate these phrases into Latin?

Question

If there is someone fluent in Latin, can you translate these phrases?

Alone but powerful

Normal is boring

Broken <noun>

Blue dust

Lost <noun>

This is for a unique new name/address for my personal site; I’m thinking a Latin name would be interesting.

Thanks in advance!

Answer 1

Well, that first answer looks like it&#039;s from an online translation site, and, by definition, it&#039;s garbage. Now, if you can tell me how in all the world of grammar that &#039;broken&#039; and &#039;lost&#039; may in any way be nouns, I&#039;ll provide the translations.

ADDED:

Alone but powerful = Solus sed potens

Normal is boring = Cotidianus insulsus est.

Broken = Fractus

Blue dust = Pulvis caeruleus

Lost = Amissus

Those are all done in masculine singular, nominative. Depending on what you are describing, the endings of the words might have to be changed to fit the gender/number/case.

Answer 2

Alone but powerful - Unus tamen validus

Northmanni est boring

Broken - infractus, fragosus, concisus

puteulanus pulvis (blue dust)

lost is &quot;lost&quot; - huh!