Latin

To hurry in Latin is to say festīnō. The verb festīnō means to do things quickly.

In Latin, oles is the way to say “you smell”.

The English word “testicles” is translated into Latin as testes. The term refers to the two oval organs in the male anatomy that produce sperm.

The English phrase “thirteen” is translated into Latin as trēdecim.

To believe in Latin is credere. The verb means to accept something as true.

The English word ‘noble’ can be translated into Latin using nōbilis. The term is used to describe someone or something having honorable qualities.

The English phrase glory is translated into Latin as glōria. glōria is a noun meaning honour, admiration or distinction.

In Latin, greetings can be expressed as salve. Salve is a common way to say hello or greetings in Latin.

The Latin word for ‘studio’ (an artist’s or photographer’s workshop) is officina.

To make in Latin is translated as facio. The verb facere is the most common and general term for ‘make’ in Latin.