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The Latin word for emperor is imperātor. The term refers to a ruler of an empire.

The Latin word for bank is argentāria. argentāria is used to refer to a financial institution.

The Latin word for daddy is papa. papa is an informal, usually childish term used to refer to a father or to address a father affectionately.

The English phrase “own the night” is translated into Latin as carpe noctem.

The English phrase ignite is translated into Latin as incendō or ignio. Both words are verbs used to mean to set fire to or to light something.

The English word ‘by’ can be translated into Latin using either per or ab depending on the context.

The English phrase existed is translated into Latin as extitit. extitit is used to describe something that has lived or has been in existence in the past.

The Latin word for sunny is aprīcus. aprīcus is used to describe weather or a specific day that is sunny.

The English phrase “students” is discipuli in Latin. The term discipuli refers to people who are learning from a teacher.

The Latin word for idiot is idiota. The term can be used to describe a person of low general intelligence.