Nancy Billie

The Latin word for cloud is nūbēs. nūbēs is used to refer to a visible mass of water droplets suspended in the air.

The English phrase “happy holidays” is translated into Latin as Felix dies festus. This phrase is used as a holiday greeting.

The Latin word for ‘why’ is cūr. The word is used as an interrogative adverb to ask for the reason behind an action or state.

The phrase id animum meum laesit is used in Latin to say “that hurt my feelings”.

The English word respect can be translated into Latin as respectus, observantia or reverentia.

The English phrase ‘hi, how are you?’ is translated into Latin as salve, quid agis?

The English word “born” is translated into Latin as natus. The term is an adjective meaning “given birth to”.

The English word “milk” is translated to Latin as lac.

The Latin word for black is niger, used for things that are deep or glossy black. Latin also has ater for a dull, gloomy black.

To unlock in Latin is recludere. The verb means to undo or open a lock, or more broadly, to open up or uncover something.