Latin

Latin has no slang word for “chill” in the sense of relaxed. The closest words are tranquillus, “calm, quiet”, and sēcūrus, “free from care”.

To paint in Latin is pingere. The verb pingere is used to describe the action of applying paint to a surface.

The English phrase “throwing” is translated into Latin as iactus. iactus refers to the act of propelling something through the air with force.

The English word ‘mercy’ is translated into Latin as misericordia. misericordia refers to forgiveness or compassion.

The English phrase “want” is translated into Latin as velle. velle is an irregular verb meaning to desire.

To hit in Latin is feriō. These verbs are used to describe the act of administering a blow or striking something.

The Latin phrase for ‘one, two, three’ is unus, duo, tres. This phrase represents the first three cardinal numbers used for counting.

Not in Latin is non. non is the ordinary word for not. It negates verbs and adjectives.

The English word ‘sorrow’ can be translated into Latin as luctus or aegritudo.

In Latin, the English phrase lover is translated as amator.