Traduction - Latin-Anglais - aeria gloris

Hi, I think it's wrong as "aeria" seems to be the plural of "aes" meaning "ore, money, remuneration", and "gloris" at least not the nominative of "gloria", though i don't know what it is, it looks like a genitive, but that would be "gloriae".

I think, it's right:
http://www.aeriagloris.com/Articles/AeriaGloris.htm

Read there the 3rd paragraph...

Ok, I see, I'm sorry and take my vote back (but i still want to know which form "gloris" is)

Gloria, ae, ae, am, a, a
ae, arum, is, as, ae, is

That's plural dative or ablative...

That's not translated literally.

Aeria...I can't find a solution.

The dative-ablative pl. of glori-a should be glori-is (with a double i), if I remember well.
Aeria might be feminin singular (nom. voc. abl.)or neutral plural (nom. acc. voc.) of the adjectif aerius (aerial)

I just saw "http://www.aeriagloris.com/Articles/ AeriaGloris.htm" and I thought that it could't be right, so I asked for your help!
Must I think it could not be Latin language? So, which language should it be?
Anyway, thank you all for your precious help!

Well I think it cant'be right too. It seems to be Latin anyway. Bah!

Clari, it's just what we call latino maccheronico.

Ah, thanks, I think it's getting clear (also available in Arabic, Dutch, German, Italian, and Polish)

Well, I think you're right. "Heavenly glory" is the appropriate traslation. Thanks!