Latin

The Latin word for “lust” is libido. libido is used to describe a strong desire, particularly of a sexual nature.

The Latin word for “loser” is victus. victus is a noun used to describe a person who fails to win.

The English word tennis is translated into Latin as tenniludium. This noun refers to the sport played by two or four players using strung racquets.

The English phrase “god is good” is expressed in Latin as Deus est bonus.

The English phrase “your age” is translated into Latin as aetas tua. The phrase is used to refer to the number of years a person has lived.

In Latin, “I love you so much” is expressed as Te valde amo. The phrase is used to express a strong feeling of love for another person.

The English term cassis refers to a liqueur made from berries in Latin, using the form cassis.

The English word “owl” can be translated into Latin using several different words.

The English phrase monster is mōnstrum in Latin. A monster is a terrifying dangerous creature.

The Latin word for “alone” is sōlus. sōlus is an adjective used to describe someone or something that is by oneself.