Latin

In Latin, “was” is translated as erat. erat is used to describe a state or identity in the past.

The English word “toy” can be translated into Latin as crepundia or lūdibrium. Both terms refer to something to play with.

The English phrase panther is translated into Latin as panthera. The term refers to a big cat of the genus Panthera.

The English phrase ‘genius’ (meaning someone with extraordinary intelligence or skill) is translated into Latin as ingenium.

The English phrase ‘tortoise’ is translated into Latin as testūdō. The term is used to refer to a land-dwelling reptile.

The English word castle can be translated into Latin as castellum.

The English word ‘cake’ can be translated into Latin as placenta, lībum or mustāceus.

The letter v refers to the letter v in Latin. This represents the letter v itself.

The English phrase “shoes” is translated into Latin as calcei.

The English word pride is translated into Latin as superbia.