How to Say “Smoke” in Latin
The Latin word for smoke is fūmus.
The English word sack is translated into Latin as saccus. All three Latin forms refer to a bag for commodities or items.
The Latin word for aunt can be expressed as amita, mātertera or thia.
Chris is a short form, so in Latin you use the full name: Christophorus for Christopher, or Christīna for Christina. Latin had no short form like Chris.
Son in Latin is filius. filius is the most common word for son, for the legal or biological relationship.
The English word “stuff” is translated into Latin as res. res is used to refer to miscellaneous items or things.
The English word ‘half’ can be translated into Latin as dīmidium. The term dīmidium is a common and versatile way to express the concept of a half.
For a breed of animals, Latin uses genus, “kind, race”. stirps, “stock, lineage”, is also possible. optimī generis means “of the best breed”.
The English phrase “happy anniversary” is translated into Latin as Felix dies anniversarius.
The English phrase “no regrets” is translated into Latin as nihil paenitet.