Sonata “Aria I know I said I wanted to be closer to you but that’s not what I had in mind…”

@Verbsmagee06
 
Ah well, screw it! I don’t think people will really care in the long run. As long as they know that her name means “Sacred Evil”

@BigOnionbean
 
You mixed a masculine declension on the first name and gender neutral declension on the second, should be Sacra Mala for feminine.

@Argamis  
Depends on what translation depicted as “latin” is used. There exist various sites in which different adaptations exist and can ultimately lead to slight differentiations in the meaning of the phrase. Mainly cause like spanish, some words are broadened and too general. Again making way for many interpretations.
 
On my selection I decided to choose “Empress Sacred Evil”. Without complicating the matter too much, I named because Sombra was turned into a mare via magic (making her Umbra I guess) though she still retains the memories of her past, even as a stallion.
 
With all three being mares this makes the fusion as a mare and given the suitable title of “Empress”.

@yttyr  

 
“Canis Latinicus”  
. The actual transliteration (not a brute force dictionary attack) would result in something more like:  
“Pharaoh Unholy Badness”  
-> Specially fitting since “that” royalty title is technically genderless (solves the Sombra/Chrysalis ambiguous/redundant multimorphism sex/gender false dichotomy).

what about Sirens going to become anyway ?

@BigOnionbean  
Uuuh… okay. I read it as Empress Sacer Malum or Gacer Malum.  
Wait, is it in Latin? That’s cool.

@yttyr  
Empress Sacred Evil. That is her name.

Um… what does it say her name is?

cool

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