Latin

The Latin for “to unite”, to bring together as one, is coniungere.

The English word ‘glitter’ can be translated into Latin as fulgor, referring to a shiny or decorative adornment.

The English phrase astray is translated into Latin as errāns or pālāns.

The Latin word for late is sero. The term is used to describe someone or something that is not arriving until after an expected time.

The Latin word for “to” is ad. The preposition ad is used to express motion toward a person or a place, often implying arrival at the destination.

In Latin, the word for the physics term ‘mass’ (the quantity of matter within a body) is missa.

The English phrase “idea” is translated into Latin as idea. idea refers to any result of mental activity, such as a thought, a notion or a way of thinking.

The English phrase “how are you today?” is translated into Latin as quomodo te hodie habes?

The English phrase ‘thank you god’ is expressed in Latin as Gratias Deo. This phrase is used to show gratitude to a deity.

The Latin word for hippo is hippopotamus. The term refers to a large, semi-aquatic mammal native to Africa.