Does anyone Know a little Latin?

[Gees]

My husband has a shirt from a games developer with

Hostes Ad Pulverem Ferire

imprinted on it.

I'd really like to know what he's going around displaying. :cD

Anyone?

[Faustus]

Asked someone who speaks some, says its misconjugated and must have spelling issues. He says that he might be able to figure out what the MENT to say, but he's not sure.

Not sure how much of an expert this guy is but I'll post it up if he figures it out in the next 30 mins, otherwise its the end of my shift then and I have to get some sleep.

From the sound of it his shirt has gibberish on it so far.

[Gees]

:cD Thanks, Flaystus!

I did try searching, but couldn't find a thing on online translators. Maybe that's why!

I'd just love to know what it's supposed to say. As long as I don't find out it's some kind of open invitation or something! :c)))

[Hardcoreruss]

Literally "The enemy pulverised us to dust"

Would translate as "The enemy pulverised us".

[Gees]

Wow! :cO Thanks Hardcore!

How did you know that?!

[Hardcoreruss]

Literally "The enemy pulverised us to dust"

Would translate as "The enemy pulverised us".

In reflection without knowing the context of the quote it could also mean

"We pulverised the enemy"

I would need the rest of the sentence to give an exact translation.

[Hardcoreruss]

Wow! :cO Thanks Hardcore!

How did you know that?!

I'm a clever boy

And in reading that it is imprinted on a t-shirt I would say that it says

"We pulverised the Enemy"

[Gees]

Oh, I see. That's all it says. :c* That, and the name of the game company.

[Gees]

Thanks so much. :c)

[Hardcoreruss]

Sorry thinking about it (I have wrote it down and I keep thinking of more possibilities) another one could mean

Pulverising the enemies and this would make sense as it being a companies logo.

[Gees]

Yeah, my vote would go for that. As it's under the company name and above their insignia.

Again, thanks. :c)