How to Say “Zero” in Latin
The English phrase zero can be translated into Latin using several forms, the default being zerum.
The English phrase zero can be translated into Latin using several forms, the default being zerum.
The English word ‘credo’ is translated into Latin as credo. In English, ‘credo’ is often used as a noun to describe a belief system.
The English phrase “creator” can be translated into Latin as creātor. The term refers to one who creates.
The Latin word plus means “and also”, “in addition” or “besides (which)”.
The English word priest is translated into Latin as sacerdōs. The term sacerdōs is the most widely recognized way to refer to a priest.
The English phrase ‘is’ is translated into Latin as est. est is the third person singular present tense of the verb ‘to be’.
The English word slayer is translated into Latin as interfector. The terms in this list refer to someone who slays or kills.
To say “to change” in the sense of “to become different”, Latin uses the passive of mūtō: mūtor, “I change”, infinitive mūtārī.