Translation - Brazilian Portuguese-Latin - LEMA DO CAM-FTB

Menininha, I thought it is better "obœdientes", it is a term used by Seneca in a famous fragment. But, I still have a small question. What about this Lemmae CAM-FTB??? What does it mean? Why did you translate this way?

CAM means CENTRO ACADÊMICO DE MATEMÁTICA DA FACULDADE DA TERRA DE BRASÍLIA (in English, Academic Math Centre of "Terra" College of Brasília)
Terra=Earth
Brasília=Capital of Brazil (not Buenos Aires!)

Hello, charisgre

I thought was genitive case here, cause this is the lema of the university...

Is it wrong?

Menininha, I'm sorry, it is lemma, lemmatis, third declination. You should put the University in Genitive if you want, but I don't recommend this because it will change the Nominative form of the University. We'll see what we can do to keep the case. But the problem is with the abbreviation which should be translated word by word. You can't let it like this. So give it a try and we'll take care together to find a nice translation.