Scotman, as I said in my earlier answer and as Mike reiterated, translation websites are virtually useless. For example, the normal translation of ‘from the beginning' into Latin is ‘ab initio'. However, putting that English phrase into one translation site got the answer ‘ex exordium'. Now, that DOES mean ‘from the beginning' but only in very specific circumstances. ‘Exordium' means ‘beginning' but only in the sense of ‘introduction', as in the first part of an essay or discussion. So, ‘ex exordium' means ‘from the opening section', in effect. That is very, very rarely what we mean when we say ‘from the beginning'.
Believe me...they're a waste of time, especially in relation to a tattoo, which ain't gonna go away if you get it wrong!.