Latin

The Latin word for “creative” is creativus. creativus is an adjective used to describe something that is original, expressive or imaginative.

The Latin word for “animal” is animal. The word animal is a noun used to refer to any living creature.

The English word ‘prince’ can be translated into Latin as prīnceps or regulus.

To clean in Latin is expressed by the verb purgo. These verbs are used to describe the action of removing dirt from an object or a place.

The English word cosmos is translated into Latin as cosmos.

The English word ‘group’ can be translated into Latin as grex. grex is used to describe a subset of a culture or a society.

The Latin word for land is terra. Terra refers to the part of the Earth that is not covered by oceans or other bodies of water.

Beer in Latin is cervēsa. The word refers to an alcoholic drink made of malt.

The English phrase ‘hi, how are you?’ is translated into Latin as salve, quid agis?

The English phrase “doctor” is translated into Latin as medicus. In Latin, medicus refers specifically to a person qualified to treat those who are ill.