How to Say “Golden” in Latin
The English word “golden” is translated into Latin as aureus.
The English word artist is artifex in Latin. artifex refers to a person who creates art.
In Latin, the English word “hail” can refer to weather phenomena or a greeting. The default form for the weather phenomenon is grandō.
To stand up in Latin is surgere. The verb surgere is a common and general term used to describe the act of rising from a sitting position.
The English phrase “reach for the stars” is translated into Latin as ad astra.
The Latin way to say “wow” is papae. The term papae is used to express amazement.
The English phrase “sky blue” is translated into Latin as caeruleus. The term is used to describe the color light blue.
The English phrase “years” is translated into Latin as anni. anni is the plural form used to refer to multiple periods of twelve months.
The English phrase “happy saturnalia” is translated into Latin as Io Saturnalia.