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I think so...thinking about this one around the upper part of my forearm...but I'm not sure exactly. "Amor meus amplior quan verba est" - my love means more than words is the translation
I don't know about the font. But I certainly hope it doesn't mean that...however I don't know latin so I can't be sure.
You don't have to worry. It literally means, "My love is greater than words," which you could interpret as saying, "My love means more than words." Context would determine that meaning.
Amor = love
meus = my, mine
amplior = greater (think amplify)
verba = word(s)
quan verba est = is than words
Anyone who speaks Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, or French would understand that phrase off the bat because those words have not changed much in those languages.








