29th September 2011, 08:16
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Translation
Hey i was wondering what the Scottish Gaelic translation would be for
"Fear is your enemy, Trust is your armor" I have a Scottish and English dictionary and found the translation myself. Translating it from directly from English to Scottish i got "Eagal ta bhar Namhaid, Earbfa ta bhar airm" The book is a little out dated (1780) If anyone can confirm this it would mean a lot to me. Thanks! Last edited by jcub264; 29th September 2011 at 20:12. 
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