Need help confirming Latin translation

Question

Hello,

I'm writing a story and I would like to use Latin terminology for a collective society, but I'm not entirely certain if adding three different words together changes the meaning.

So, for example, I want to use this:

Imperium Valentia Invicta

It's my understanding that separately, these words mean power, strength, and unconquered. But if I add them together would that change the meaning or would the same meanings still apply? I'm only asking because when I tried to translate them together it came up with something different altogether.

Any help is appreciated.

Thank you so much.

Answer 1

Imperium means power in a military sense, if that fits your context. You could use the other two words as adjectives modifying imperium -- imperium valens invictum. The literal translation would be something like "strong unconquered power."