How would you say "the death of war" or "the end of war" in Latin (without saying "pax")?

Question

I know bellum is a word for "war."
I know finis is a word for "end."
I know mortis is a word for "death."
I know exequor is "to follow to the grave."

But I don't know if they're the correct words for a poetic-sounding "end to war." I don't want to say the word "peace" outright, because peace is the theme about which I need to write, and it would be too redundant. I need a title, so I'm looking to Latin. Don't ask me why. :)

I have only a loose conception of Latin conjugation and agreement, so any help would be appreciated.

Please, no online translators (although I appreciate the effort). I need someone who's studied Latin and knows the language well.

Online translators are good if you have studied a language and just need a little help, or if you want a vague idea of the meaning.

Answer 1

Word by word:
"death of war" is "mors belli";
"end of war" is "finis belli".
Practical notes:
- When you have "of war", you translate "belli"; if you have "war" by itself, you translate "bellum". "The" is never translated.
- You mentioned "mortis", well, that means "of death", and not "death" by itself.

In my opinion, "finis belli" sounds better.

Answer 2

Bellum perfectum est = The war was finished.

The verb perficere was used to talk about the completion of a war. It means: complete, finish; execute; bring about, accomplish.

If you want to say all wars are ended, it's:

Omnes bella perfecta sunt.

If the war was ended by mutual agreement, the verb componere was used. Componere has several uses/meanings; the one that fits this use is 'settle'.

Bellum compositum est = The war was settled.

If you want to say all wars were settled, it's:

Omnes bella composita sunt.

Answer 3

Vis consili expers mole ruit sua - Brute force bereft of wisdom falls to ruin by its own weight

Armis Exposcere Pacem - They demanded peace by force of arms

Cedant arma togae - Let arms yield to the toga. (Let violence give place to law)

Answer 4

Try this translator?
http://www.tranexp.com:2000/Translate/result.shtml

Answer 5

debello : conquer, vanquish /end a war.
debello : to vanquish, finish a war, fight out.

Answer 6

Mama Mia! ))) I can give you this expression in russian )))
so, it will be sound : ' smert' ili voina' or ' konec voini' = 'okonchanie voini' = "voina zakonchilas' " (past)
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