Anáil nathrach orth bhais betha, do cheol déanta.

[MrScorpio]

[sigmasix]

1. i think your spelling is off

But the charm of making probably doesn't include a spell-check.

[BainsBane]

2. Same to you

[Aristus]

3. "You'll have to do better than that!"

[In_The_Wind]

4. Whew

You should have seen the translation I got back from google.

[Aristus]

5. I've seen a million different spellings of this incantation.

Not to mention confusion all over the net as to whether it's Welsh or Gaelic (Irish).

[In_The_Wind]

6. It translated from Irish but nothing else with the translator I use.

[Chan790]

7. Likely neither...or rather both.

If it's not a string of gibberish meant to sound old and of the Celtic linguistic clade, it's probably a precursor common language such as Celtiberian or Brythonic.

[OriginalGeek]

8. Anaal Nathrakh means snake breath

(well, "serpent's breath&quot

The spell of making is where they got their band name. good band

[In_The_Wind]

9. Interesting song title!

[OriginalGeek]

10. lol, they have others

some more, some less interesting...they started out as just 2 guys in the studio doing all the instruments and vocals but they have graduating to touring a little with guest musicians.