Latin

The English phrase “words” is translated into Latin as verba.

To return in Latin is expressed by several verbs, most commonly revertor.

Nine in Latin is novem. novem is the cardinal number used to count items, such as in the phrase novem pueri (nine boys).

The English phrase “exile” is translated into Latin as exilium.

The English verb jump can be translated into Latin as saliō or saltō.

The English phrase “my family” is familia mea in Latin. familia mea refers to the group of people related to the speaker by blood or marriage.

The English phrase rhythm is translated into Latin as rhythmus. The word refers to the tempo or speed of a beat, a song or a repeated event.

In Latin, Lucifer refers to Venus, the morning star.

The English phrase powerful can be translated into Latin as potens or imperiōsus.

The English word “annoying” is translated into Latin as molestus. molestus is used to describe someone or something that causes irritation or annoyance.