Latin

To order something, such as food or goods, Latin uses postulāre, “to ask for”, or mandāre, “to commission”.

The English word “scary” is translated into Latin as formidolosus. The term is used to describe something that causes fear or anxiety.

The Latin word for sky is caelum.

To sleep in Latin is expressed as dormiō. The primary way to express the action of resting in a state of reduced consciousness is through the verb dormiō.

Yes in Latin is expressed by several particles, with sīc being the default form.

The Latin word for “refined” is subtilis. subtilis is used to describe something that is cultured or elegant.

The English phrase death before defeat is expressed in Latin as mors ante cladem.

The English word ‘cat’ is translated into Latin as fēlēs. The terms refer to the domestic species of cat.

The English word massacre translates to the Latin noun trucīdātiō. Both trucīdātiō and strāgēs are used to describe an intentional mass killing.

The English word “milk” is translated to Latin as lac.