Latin

The English phrase “I came, I saw, I conquered” is expressed in Latin as vēnī, vīdī, vīcī.

The English word pain is translated into Latin as dolor. dolor refers to an ache or bodily suffering.

The Latin word for saint is sānctus. sānctus is a formal word used to refer to a person proclaimed as a saint.

The English word ‘prodigal’ can be translated into Latin as prōdigus. The term is used to describe someone who is wastefully extravagant.

Alex is a short form, so in Latin you use the full name: Alexander for Alexander, or Alexius for Alexis. Latin had no short form like Alex.

The Latin word for president is praeses.

The English word ‘purple’ can be translated into Latin using several forms depending on whether you are naming the color or describing an object.

The English word ‘girlfriend’ can be translated into Latin in several ways, most commonly as amīca.

To close in Latin is claudere. The verb claudere is used to describe the action of moving something, such as a door, to a closed position.

The English word “bald” is translated into Latin as calvus. The adjective is used to describe someone having little or no hair.