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The Latin word for bee is apis. apis is a noun used to refer to the insect known as a bee.

The Latin word for ‘both’ is ambō. ambō is used as a determiner to refer to each of two things or one and the other.

The English phrase ‘tastes’ is translated into Latin as sapores. This phrase refers to the flavors of food or drink.

The Latin word for raven is corvus. corvus refers to any of several, generally large, species of birds in the genus Corvus with lustrous black plumage.

The English word ‘large’ is translated into Latin as magnus. magnus is used to describe something of greater size.

The Latin word for egg is ōvum. ōvum refers to the edible egg of a domestic fowl, or the contents of such an egg used as food.

The English phrase “my name” is translated into Latin as nomen meum. You use this phrase to refer to the name that belongs to the person speaking.

The English word gift can be translated into Latin as dōnum, mūnus or xenium depending on the context.

The Latin word for “it” is id. id is a pronoun used to refer to an inanimate thing as a subject.

The English word ghost is translated into Latin as phantasma.