How to Say “Police” in Latin
Police in Latin is vigilia. vigilia comes from the idea of keeping watch and is used in modern Latin for the police. A police officer is vigil publicus.
Police in Latin is vigilia. vigilia comes from the idea of keeping watch and is used in modern Latin for the police. A police officer is vigil publicus.
To take a photograph in Latin is photographema. photographema is used to describe the act of taking a photograph.
To persist in Latin is said as persistere. persistere is a verb meaning to continue to exist.
Christmas in Latin is expressed as Christi Natalis. The terms used for Christmas refer to the festival or holiday commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ.
The English phrase “you stink” is expressed in Latin as oles. This phrase is used to tell someone that they have an unpleasant smell.
The English phrase “italian” is translated into Latin as Italicus. The term is used to name the Italian language.
The English word debt is translated into Latin as debitum. debitum refers to money that one person or entity owes or is required to pay to another.
My fault in Latin is mea culpa, the classic way to admit that you are responsible for a mistake. mea culpa admits blame.
The English word ‘crab’ is translated into Latin as cancer. The term cancer refers to the crustacean and is also used to denote the zodiac sign Cancer.
The English phrase “to god be the glory” is translated into Latin as soli Deo gloria.