Latin

The Latin word for squirrel is sciūrus. sciūrus is used to refer to the rodent known as a squirrel.

The Latin word communis means common. communis is used to describe things that are common, public or shared.

The English phrase “years” is translated into Latin as anni. anni is the plural form used to refer to multiple periods of twelve months.

The English word ‘tired’ is translated into Latin as fessus. The primary way to express being in need of rest or sleep is using the adjective fessus.

The English phrase “god bless” is translated into Latin as Deus te benedicat.

The Latin word for ‘date’ (as a point in time) is dies. The word is used to refer to a specific point in time.

The Latin word for daddy is papa. papa is an informal, usually childish term used to refer to a father or to address a father affectionately.

In Latin you greet one person with Salve and several people with Salvete. The ancient Greek greeting is Χαῖρε (chaire).

To salute in Latin is to use the verb salutare. The verb salutare means to make a gesture.

The English phrase ‘universe’ is translated into Latin as universum. universum refers to the sum of everything that exists.