Latin

The Latin word for poem is carmen. Both carmen and poema are used to refer to a literary piece written in verse.

The English phrase ‘clear’ is translated into Latin as clārus. The adjective clārus is used to describe something that is free of ambiguity or doubt.

The Latin word for “tail” is cauda. The most common and general term for an animal’s appendage or tail is cauda.

The English phrase “taco” is translated into Latin as taco. The term is used to refer to the Mexican snack food.

The Latin word for body is corpus. corpus is the most general term used to refer to the physical structure of a human or an animal.

The English word “shared” can be translated into Latin using consors or partiarius. The term is used to describe something that is used by multiple agents.

The English phrase ‘ask’ is translated into Latin as rogare. rogare means to request information or a favor from someone.

Me paenitet is the Latin way to say “I am sorry”. This phrase is used to apologize or express regret for a mistake or a sad situation.

The Latin phrase for “prepare for war” is para bellum. This phrase means to get ready for a military conflict.

In Latin, lightning is expressed as fulgur or fulmen. The term refers to the discharge of electricity in the sky.