Elise Amelia

The English word “bunny” translates to cuniculus in Latin. The term is used to refer to a young rabbit.

In Latin, oles is the way to say “you smell”.

The Latin word for “best” is optimus. optimus is the superlative form of the adjective “good”. It can be used to describe both things and people.

In Latin, “was” is translated as erat. erat is used to describe a state or identity in the past.

David is the Latin male given name for David. David is used as a male given name.

The English word “north” is translated into Latin as septentriō or boreās. Both words function as masculine nouns to denote the compass point north.

The English phrase levitate is translated into Latin as levitare. The verb levitare means to be suspended in the air.

The English verb ‘listen’ can be translated into Latin using several different forms, most commonly auscultō.

The English word “annoying” is translated into Latin as molestus. molestus is used to describe someone or something that causes irritation or annoyance.

The English phrase “may I go to the bathroom” is expressed in Latin as licetne mihi ire ad latrinam.