Can someone translate this from english to latin? "Honor, Loyalty, and the Sword."?

I want to use this as a quote for latin class, please help translate this phrase to latin from english exactly?

2013-07-23T23:48:52Z

AND PLEASE NO GOOGLE TRANSLATE.

Tom L2013-07-24T05:44:19Z

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Honestas fides et gladius.

Some comments:

The nominative case is gladiuS. GladiuM is accusative case.

The Latin word 'honor (or honos)' had a much narrower meaning that the English word 'honor.' In Latin, that meant an honor received - a reward, a promotion, a medal and not the quality of a person - virtue, nobility, honesty, etc. For that, Latin used 'honestas.' When English borrowed the words, the meaning of honor expanded to include both honor received and honor as a quality while the meaning of honesty contracted to just a single part of something constituting honor.

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DR.R.Luxemburg2013-07-24T06:57:47Z

It,s HONOR, FIDELITAS ET GLADIUM

Hope this helps

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