Latin

The English phrase “seize the day” is expressed in Latin as carpe diem.

The English phrase “reach for the stars” is translated into Latin as ad astra.

The English phrase “roman empire” is translated into Latin as Imperium Rōmānum. This phrase is used to refer to the ancient Latin empire.

The English phrase ‘robber’ is translated into Latin as lātrō.

Isabella is the Latin form of the female given name Isabella. This term is used as a proper noun to refer to a female individual named Isabella.

The Latin word for “more” is plus. plus is used to indicate a greater amount or quantity of something.

In Latin, the English phrase “the” can be expressed using the demonstrative ille.

The English phrase “green eyes” is translated into Latin as oculi virides. This phrase is used to describe eyes that have a green color.

The Latin phrase for goodbye is valē. Depending on the number of people you are addressing, you will choose different forms of the word.

The English word ‘leaf’ is translated into Latin as folium. Both folium and frons refer to a leaf.