Latin

The English verb ‘live’ can be translated into Latin as vivo. The term is used to express the state of being alive in a biological sense.

Darkness in Latin can be expressed in several ways depending on the context, with tenebrae being the default form.

The English word ‘we’ is translated into Latin as nōs.

The English word slow can be translated into Latin as lentus or tardus.

The English phrase “protect” can be translated into Latin using several verbs, most commonly protego.

The English word ‘taste’ (as a sensation) is translated into Latin as gustātus or sapor.

The English word “rabbit” is translated into Latin as cunīculus. The word refers to the mammal known as a rabbit.

The English phrase “hail mary” is translated into Latin as Ave Maria. Ave Maria refers to the Hail Mary prayer.

The English phrase ‘as’ is translated into Latin using the preposition ut.

The English word ‘last’ is translated into Latin as ultimus. Both ultimus and postremus are used to express the concept of being final.