Heather Ellen

The English word “clock” is translated into Latin as horologium. The term refers to an instrument used to measure or keep track of time.

To dig in Latin is expressed by fodiō or cavō.

In Latin, the word for days is dies. The term refers to the plural form of a twenty-four hour period.

The Latin phrase quid pro quo means something offered or asked in exchange for something else.

For “super” in the sense of “excellent”, Latin says ēgregius, or as an exclamation simply optimē!, “very good!”.

The English word sound is translated into Latin as sonus. The term refers to the sensation perceived by the ear.

The Latin word for a scout (as a member of a scouting organization) is explorator.

The Latin word for “trash” is quisquiliae. quisquiliae refers to things that are to be discarded.

The Latin word for late is sero. The term is used to describe someone or something that is not arriving until after an expected time.

The Latin word for danger is periculum. periculum is a noun referring to the exposure to likely harm.