How about Eximo Cras, or Cesso Mortis, or Nego Mortalitas?
I like Latin words... :D
Here are some definitions for those without the luxury of a Latin dictionary.
Eximo - 1. To take out, take away, remove 2. To free, release, deliver from any thing
Cras - 1. Tomorrow 2. For the morrow 3. For the future
Cesso - To delay, loiter; to cease, stop, give over, leave off, etc.
Mortis - Isn't in my dictionary but I'm guessing "death"
Nego - 1. To say "no 2. To deny, to give or make a denial
Mortalitas - Subjection or liability to death, mortality
There are some cool words in the Imm section but of course they don't have the effect we're after in this instance.
immortalis - undying, immortal
immortales - The immortals
immortalitas - Exemption from death, immortality
immortaliter - Unceasingly, infinitely
immotus - Unmoved, immoveable, motionless
immutabilis - Unchangable, unalterable, immutable
and of course one kind of like the process we're undergoing right now...
immuto - To change, to alter; to put one word for another.
Thanks Mewtwo. I hadn't had a good read out of a dictionary in close to two decades I'd wager. I wish Babelfish would add Latin to its abilities. My dictionary only works if you already know the Latin word you're looking for, not the reverse.
Edited by lunarsolarpower, 23 May 2008 - 09:37 AM.