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    Akkadian Translator

    Normal Language
    "Hello world."
    Akkadian
    "LUGAL U KURŠA!"

    Translate text accurately from any supported language into Classical Akkadian, while adhering to grammatical norms. Supports various Akkadian dialects as specified in the settings.

    5.0

    Old Gaelic Translator

    Normal Language
    "Hello, how are you?"
    Old Gaelic
    "Fáilte, conas atá tú?"

    Translate modern text into the poetic and archaic style of Old Gaelic, capturing the nuances and historical context.

    5.0

    Assyrian Syriac Translator

    Normal Language
    "Hello, how are you?"
    Assyrian Syriac
    "שלום, איך אתה?"

    This translator facilitates the conversion of text from any common language into the rich and ancient language of Assyrian Syriac, preserving the nuances and cultural context of the original text.

    4.8

    Anglo Saxon Runes Translator

    Normal Language
    "Hello, world!"
    Anglo Saxon Runes
    "Ƿeal, werþe!"

    This translator converts text from the common language to the stylized script of Anglo-Saxon runes, offering an evocative and historical translation experience.

    4.9

    Coptic Language Translator

    Normal Language
    "Hello, how are you?"
    Coptic Language
    "Saw, ma nefeš-ki?"

    Translate text from any language into the ancient Egyptian Coptic language, capturing the nuances of the Coptic dialects and preserving the rich historical context.

    4.9

    Syriac Translator

    Normal Language
    "Hello, how are you?"
    Syriac
    "שלום, איך אתה?"

    This translator facilitates the conversion of English text to Syriac, adhering to the grammatical structures and idioms of the Syriac language.

    4.8

    Old Icelandic Translator

    Normal Language
    "Hello, how are you?"
    Old Icelandic
    "Halló, hvernig gengur þér?"

    Translate your text into the elegant and archaic language of Old Icelandic. This translator maintains historical accuracy and context in its translations.

    4.9

    Old Macedonian Translator

    Normal Language
    "Hello, how are you today?"
    Old Macedonian
    "Zdravo, kako ste denes?"

    Translate modern text into the archaic style of Old Macedonian, preserving the essence of the original meaning while reflecting its historical context.

    4.9

    Badly Translated History Translator

    Normal Language
    "The Roman Emperor Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon River."
    Badly Translated History
    "The Roman Emperor Julius Ceasar, a very powerful man indeed, walked across the water, called the Rubicon. Apparently, it was quite a big deal river! Lotsa people saw him do it, and they made big notes about it in their journals. Very historical."

    This translator takes normal historical text and transforms it into a humorous, unintentionally inaccurate, and often nonsensical translation, mimicking a poorly-executed, but enthusiastic, historical translation.

    4.8

    Old Romansh Translator

    Normal Language
    "Hello, what is your name?"
    Old Romansh
    "Salü, qual è il tov nom?"

    Translate modern text into the archaic style of Old Romansh, preserving historical nuances and grammatical structures.

    4.8

    Old Arabic Aramaic Translator

    Normal Language
    "Hello, how are you?"
    Old Arabic Aramaic
    "Shalom, Kayf haluk?"

    A sophisticated translator for converting contemporary language to the archaic styles of pre-Islamic Old Arabic and Aramaic. This tool provides a nuanced translation experience, respecting the nuances of each language while preserving the original intent. The translator includes optional stylistic variations (e.g., poetic forms) and historical context for a richer understanding, but ultimately depends on the user to judge the results.

    4.9

    18th Century English Translator

    18th century English
    "I perceive a certain unaccountable melancholy."
    normal
    "I feel a particular inexplicable sadness."

    Translate 18th century English texts into modern English for historical research, study and enjoyment.

    4.2

    Normal Translator

    18th century English
    "Hark! the bells do merrily chime!"
    Normal
    "Listen! The bells ring joyfully!"

    A translator designed to convert 18th-century English texts into modern English, maintaining historical context and accuracy. Ideal for historical research, literary analysis, and educational purposes.

    4.2

    19th Century Translator

    19th century
    "The dog barked loudly"
    normal
    "The dog barked loudly"

    A straightforward translation tool for 19th-century texts, providing clear and accessible interpretations. Ideal for historians, researchers, and anyone interested in historical language.

    3.8

    Normal Style Translator (1800s)

    1800s
    "The carriage lurched and rumbled, rattling and clattering over the uneven stones"
    Normal style
    "The carriage lurched violently, rattling and groaning over the rough stones"

    Modernizes 1800s text into normal style for contemporary understanding and accessibility.

    4.2

    1789-1797 American Dialect Translator

    Normal Language
    "The new nation thrives"
    1789-1797 American Dialect
    "The nascent republic flourishes"

    Translate modern English to the dialect of the United States from 1789 to 1797, capturing the essence of the era.

    4.2

    18th Century English to Contemporary Translator

    18th century English
    "Hark! The dawn doth paint the eastern sky with hues of gold and rose."
    contemporary
    "Look! The sunrise colors the east with golden and rosy light."

    Translator for 18th-century English texts, designed to bring literary classics to a contemporary audience.

    4.2

    18th Century Translator

    18th century
    "The time is ripe for action"
    normal
    "The season is ripe for action"

    A translator from the 18th century, offering a unique historical perspective on language, suitable for historical research and cultural studies.

    4.3

    1900s Talk Translator

    Normal Language
    "I'm feeling quite peckish."
    1900s Talk
    "I'm rather hungry."

    Translate modern language into the spoken vernacular of the early 1900s, gaining insights into historical communication styles and context. Ideal for researchers, historical fiction writers, educators, and anyone seeking to understand the past.

    4.2

    18th Century English to Contemporary English Translator

    18th century English
    "The pursuit of happiness is the inalienable right of every man"
    contemporary English
    "Everyone has the unassailable right to seek happiness."

    Effortlessly translate 18th-century English texts into contemporary English, preserving the essence and meaning of the original while enhancing readability.

    4.0

    1930s and 40s Talk Translator

    Normal Language
    "I'm going to the grocery store."
    1930s and 40s Talk
    "I'm off to the market."

    Effortlessly translate modern speech into authentic 1930s and 40s vernacular. Capture the spirit of the era for historical accuracy, creative writing, or immersion.

    4.3

    Modern English Translator (18th Century English)

    18th century English
    ""Hark, gentle shepherd, how the lambs do bleat!""
    Modern english
    "Listen, kind shepherd, how the lambs do bleat!"

    Translate 18th-century English texts into modern English, preserving meaning and context for easier understanding.

    4.2

    1800s Normal Translator

    1800s
    "I've been a-thinkin' on it for a few days now."
    normal
    "I have been considering it for several days now."

    Historical translator for texts from the 1800s, offering insights into English language evolution.

    0.0

    19th Century American English Translator

    Normal Language
    "I'm going to the store."
    19th century American English
    "I'm a-goin' to the store."

    Translate modern English to evocative 19th-century American English. Capture the authentic voice of the era for historical research, fiction, and more.

    4.2

    Victorian to Modern English Translator

    victorian
    "By Jove, I'm in a terrible pickle!"
    normal
    "By heavens, I'm in a dreadful predicament!"

    Accurately translates Victorian English to modern English, preserving context and historical nuance.

    4.2

    English 21st century Translator (1800s Irish English)

    1800s in ireland
    "The squire's gruffness was a trial"
    English 21st century
    "The squire's harsh demeanour was a source of irritation."

    A sophisticated translator bridging the gap between 19th century Irish English and contemporary English for historical preservation and research.

    4.3

    18th Century Language Translator

    18th century Language
    "By the grace of the Almighty, our affairs prosper."
    normal
    "With God's blessing, our affairs flourish."

    Translate historical 18th-century texts into modern English, preserving original meaning and context.

    4.0

    normal Translator

    19th century language
    "He hath a most excellent mind"
    normal
    "He has a very good mind"

    Translate 19th century language to modern English.

    4.2

    21st Century Australia Translator (18th Century)

    18th century
    ""The hardships of the voyage were immense.""
    21st century Australia
    ""The trip was incredibly tough.""

    This translator bridges the gap between 18th-century historical texts and the 21st-century Australian context, providing accessible, accurate, and contextualized translations. Preserves the historical meaning while adapting the language for contemporary understanding.

    0.9

    2025 Translator

    1800s in ireland
    "The famine brought hardship and despair to many."
    2025
    "The Great Hunger brought hardship and desperation to numerous individuals."

    Historic language translation tool for 19th-century Irish texts, tailored for modern comprehension.

    4.3

    20th Century POV Meets 21st Century POV Translator

    Normal Language
    "The future is uncertain, yet exciting."
    the 20th Century POV meets the 21st Century POV
    "The future, while hazy, is filled with potential."

    A translator that bridges the gap between 20th and 21st-century viewpoints, translating historical language into contemporary terms.

    4.2

    1960s Eastern Coast of Northern America Translator

    Normal Language
    "I'm feeling kinda down"
    1960s Eastern Coast of Northern America
    "Man, I'm really bummed out."

    Translate modern language into the authentic vernacular of the 1960s Eastern Coast of Northern America. Capture the nuances of slang, colloquialisms, and regional expressions.

    4.3

    NOrmal Translator

    18th century English
    "Hark, gentle sir! The tidings are most fortunate!"
    NOrmal
    "Look, friend! The news is very good!"

    A translator designed to convert 18th-century English into contemporary Normal English, enhancing readability while preserving historical context.

    4.2

    20th Century English Translator (Irish Origin)

    1800s in ireland
    "I had a fine time in the summer holidays"
    20th century english
    "I had a wonderful time during the summer holidays"

    A translator specializing in translating 19th and early 20th-century Irish English to modern English, preserving historical context and literary style.

    4.2

    Ancient Human Speaking Translator

    AncientNormal LanguageAncient
    "The sun warms the earth, the rivers carve paths."
    Ancient Human Speaking
    "The day's light brings warmth to the land, while the flowing waters craft their tracks."

    A revolutionary translator bridging the gap between modern languages and the lost languages of ancient humans, offering nuanced interpretations of ancient texts.

    4.3

    Jimmy Carter: 1924-2024 Translator

    Normal Language
    "The economy is struggling."
    Jimmy Carter: 1924-2024
    "The people are hurting, and we must work tirelessly to address these challenges in a thoughtful way."

    A specialized translator that recontextualizes text into the linguistic style and historical perspective of former President Jimmy Carter.

    1.4

    Normal Translator (1900's)

    1900's
    "Bonjour madame"
    Normal
    "Good day, madam"

    A fundamental 20th-century translator for basic communication across languages. Useful for historical research.

    0.6

    Oxford English Translator (1890s Ireland/English to Oxford English)

    1890s Ireland/English
    "I'll be dashed!"
    Oxford english
    "I'll be damned!"

    A translator for converting late 1890s Irish English to modern Oxford English, preserving historical context and nuance.

    4.3

    Normal Translator

    19th century language
    "He was of a most refined disposition, yet possessed a certain ruggedness in his character."
    Normal
    "He had a very sophisticated nature, but also a particular firmness to his personality."

    A translator for 19th-century languages, providing accessible translations with detailed context.

    4.3

    1800s Irish Translator

    1800s in ireland
    "Tá an lá ag dul i dtaobh"
    normal
    "The day is drawing to a close."

    A historical translator from 19th-century Ireland, capturing the language and cultural nuances of the time, providing a unique lens for historical research.

    0.9

    8th Century Translator

    8th century language
    "Wyrth galdor laen"
    normal
    "A powerful spell is granted to you"

    Translate texts from an 8th-century language into modern languages. Ideal for historians, researchers and anyone interested in history.

    0.1