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The English phrase ‘genius’ (meaning someone with extraordinary intelligence or skill) is translated into Latin as ingenium.

The English phrase “morning” can be expressed in Latin as māne or mātūtīnum.

In Latin, the phrase for “no more” is non amplius. The phrase is used as an adverb to mean “not any longer”.

The English phrase “what is truth?” is translated into Latin as quid est veritas?

The English word slow can be translated into Latin as lentus or tardus.

The Latin word for “miracle” is mīrāculum. mīrāculum refers to a wonderful event attributed to supernatural powers.

The English phrase “seize the day” is expressed in Latin as carpe diem.

The English phrase “taco” is translated into Latin as taco. The term is used to refer to the Mexican snack food.

Me paenitet is the Latin way to say “I am sorry”. This phrase is used to apologize or express regret for a mistake or a sad situation.

The Latin word for cookie is crustulum. The term refers to a small, flat baked good, similar to a biscuit.