Made up tarantula names in Latin

[Patherophis]

Lol oh, idk either I just used google translate

bestia vaga or bestia vagans

Oh come on, it's supposed to be a fun thread

I am having fun

 

[boina]

bestia vaga or bestia vagans

I am having fun

I'm just loving your Latin lectures

 

[Major 78]

pilosus crura, google it.

 

[BoyFromLA]

pilosus crura, google it.

 

[Patherophis]

pilosus crura, google it.

pedes pilosi
@boina sorry for any previous ratings, i am very drunk

 

[BoyFromLA]

pedes pilosi

 

[Hardus nameous]

Nomen involutus
Nondulce patinaversare
Praeda bella

Tempto.

 

[boina]

Nondulce patinaversare

Nonsweets bowl turner???

 

[Hardus nameous]

Nonsweets bowl turner???

I was going for "Not sweet (as in nice) dish turner." My P. pulcher forbade upright water dishes for quite a while.

Unfortunately I never studied Latin, so I'm limited to what I've seen in this thread and two small Latin dictionaries. I guess I'll have to revise my genus.
I can't feel too bad though, Latin isn't a simple language like English.

 

[boina]

I was going for "Not sweet (as in nice) dish turner." My P. pulcher forbade upright water dishes for quite a while.

Unfortunately I never studied Latin, so I'm limited to what I've seen in this thread and two small Latin dictionaries. I guess I'll have to revise my genus.
I can't feel too bad though, Latin isn't a simple language like English.

Why revise? You got it nearly perfectly! My fault translating dish as bowl.

(Taking over from @Patherophis here I'd rather use the present participle as in patinaversans (like B. vagans, e.g., from vagare = to wander) )

 

[RezonantVoid]

For my dear Selenotypus Champagne Robustus, I rename to

Lutum Proiciens
(Dirt thrower)

And for my Rubiseta that never refuses food

Magna Fanfare
(Great muncher)