Raymond Leonard

To say “left and right” in Latin, use dextrā sinistrāque, “on the right and on the left”. dextrā laevāque means the same.

The Latin word for companion is comes. The term refers to someone with whom one spends time or keeps company.

The English word “brain” is translated into Latin as cerebrum. cerebrum refers to the organ of the brain.

The English phrase ‘journey’ is translated into Latin as iter or cursus. Both terms are used to describe a trip or a voyage.

The Latin word for seven is septem. septem is the cardinal number for 7.

The English word ‘health’ is translated into Latin using salūs or sanitas.

The English word ‘sable’ is expressed in Latin as sabellinum. This term is used to refer to the sable, a type of small mammal.

The English phrase “praise the lord” is translated into Latin as laudate Dominum. This phrase is used to thank God.

Isabella is the Latin form of the female given name Isabella. This term is used as a proper noun to refer to a female individual named Isabella.

The Latin word for “more” is plus. plus is used to indicate a greater amount or quantity of something.