Latin

Sword in Latin is gladius. gladius is the standard word for a sword, especially the short sword of the Roman legions.

The English phrase “titan” can be translated into Latin as Titan.

The English word ‘by’ can be translated into Latin using either per or ab depending on the context.

The English phrase existed is translated into Latin as extitit. extitit is used to describe something that has lived or has been in existence in the past.

The Latin word for butterfly is pāpiliō. The term is used to denote the insect known as a butterfly.

The English phrase ‘excelsior’ is translated into Latin as excelsior.

The Latin word for “reaper” is messor. The word messor refers to one who reaps.

The English phrase grow can be translated into Latin using cresco, adolesco or grandesco.

The English word skeleton can be translated into Latin as sceletus or ossium compāgēs.

In Latin, “how are you?” is expressed as Quid agis?