Tattoos and Ancient Greek

[powell__c]

i do not mind at all. Actually i just read a few of the first posts and he seemed very knowledgeable so i directed to him. But your help is appreciated. Just for the record, if i were to have exactly what you replied tattoed on my arm would it be absolutley correct. I am not saying it is not i just want to make sure because it is irreversible. Once again, thanks for the reply.

[wings]

Υes, all of them are absolutely correct.

[powell__c]

Also, i was talking to my mother (was born in athens) she told me love was s'agapo or something similar and i was just wondering if the response you gave me was s'agapo in greek lettering.

[wings]

No, because "s' agapo" is "I love". Here you give me the noun "love" so the Greek word for the noun is "agapi".

[powell__c]

and agapi translated into greek is αγάπη.

Agapi - transliterated

αγάπη - translated

correct?

[wings]

Yes, indeed.

[powell__c]

You learn something new everyday....or in my case night, its 2:21am here in BC, Canada. What time are you at?

[wings]

Oh, it 12.27 p.m. (i.e. noon). And, indeed, we always learn something new every day.

[powell__c]

and my last question for the night.

the word forever transliterated is....?

i have a chart of greek lettering here and to refer to it i would need the greek word for it to match.

[wings]

We are talking about Ancient Greek here and the word transliterated is "esa'i" or "e'i" or "a'i".

[powell__c]

haha, sorry if im bothering you, but im also lookin for a font which greek lettering looks the best. Which do you prefer?

[wings]

https://www.translatum.gr/dics/greek-language-links.htm

You can find the Greek Fonts in the above link. Whatever you choose will look fine.

[powell__c]

thank you for all you help, have a good day.

[wings]

And, you, have a good night rest.

[banned8]

I would be in favour of

Αιωνία αγάπη

(eternal love)

Kyla (which seems to have a number of meanings but people choose it because one of them is "lovely") is pronounced Κάιλα, which also happens to be a surname in Greek.