Latin

The Latin word for champion is victor. victor is used to denote someone who has emerged victorious in a competition, contest or battle.

The English word nincompoop is translated into Latin as stultus. stultus is a noun used to describe a foolish or silly person.

The Latin word for cookie is crustulum. The term refers to a small, flat baked good, similar to a biscuit.

The Latin way to say “wow” is papae. The term papae is used to express amazement.

The English name Joseph is translated into Latin as Iosephus. Iosephus is the Latin form used for the male given name Joseph.

The English phrase “safe journey” is translated into Latin as bonum iter. bonum iter is a phrase used to wish someone a secure and pleasant trip.

The Latin word for mole is talpa. The word talpa refers to a mole, the burrowing insectivore.

The English word star is stella in Latin. In astronomy, stella refers to a luminous celestial body made of plasma.

The English phrase ‘bestie’ is translated into Latin as amicus intimus. This phrase is used to refer to a person’s closest or dearest friend.

In Latin, the name for the planet Jupiter is Iuppiter.