Latin

In Latin, the word for ‘void’ is inanis. The word Vacuum is specifically used in scientific contexts to refer to a state of absence or emptiness.

The English phrase “do you speak latin?” is translated into Latin as Loquerisne Latine?

The Latin word for “dragon” is draco. draco refers to a mythical creature.

The Latin word for mouse is mūs. The term refers to a rodent of the genus Mus.

Sunday in Latin is diēs Sōlis. diēs Sōlis is the classical name for Sunday. To say on Sunday, Latin can use dominica.

The English phrase “love conquers all” is translated into Latin as amor vincit omnia. This phrase is a proverb expressing that love is a powerful force.

The Latin word for snack is merenda. merenda is used to refer to an item of food eaten between meals.

The phrase “I hate you” in Latin is te odi. This phrase is an expression of intense dislike.

The Latin word for duck is anas. anas is a common term used to refer to a duck, specifically the aquatic bird of the family Anatidae.

The English word “cool” can be translated into Latin as frigidus.