How to Say “Welcome” in Latin
The English word welcome is translated into Latin as salve or salvete, and also as benevente! or beneventi! depending on the number of people being greeted.
The English word welcome is translated into Latin as salve or salvete, and also as benevente! or beneventi! depending on the number of people being greeted.
The English word ‘hot’ is translated into Latin as calidus. The term is used to describe something having a high temperature.
The Latin for a tie in the sense of a band or cord that fastens things is vinculum. vinculum is anything that binds, from a rope to a chain.
The English phrase “I love you, mom” is translated into Latin as te amo, mater. This phrase is an expression of affection directed toward one’s mother.
The Latin word for broken is fractus. fractus is used to describe something that is not working properly.
The English phrase “green” is translated into Latin as viridis. The term viridis is used to describe something that has green as its colour.
Iacobus is the Latin male given name for Jacob. Iacobus is used as a male given name. It is the standard form for the name Jacob in Latin.
Chariot in Latin is currus, the standard masculine noun for a war chariot.
The English word “dream” is translated into Latin as somnium. somnium refers to imaginary events seen while sleeping.