Latin

The English word “winter” is translated into Latin as hiems.

The English word “ancient” is translated into Latin as antīquus. antīquus is used to describe things that are existent or occurring in time long past.

The English phrase ‘repel’ is translated into Latin as repellere. The verb means to drive away.

The English word ‘lamb’ is translated into Latin as agnus. The term refers to a young sheep.

The Latin word for “growth” is crescentia. crescentia refers to an increase in size.

The English phrase “walk” is translated into Latin using several different verbs depending on the context, primarily gradior, ambulō or vadō.

The English phrase “america” is translated into Latin as America. America refers to the name of the landmasses located in the Western Hemisphere.

The English word “banished” is translated into Latin as expulsus. The term describes someone who has been subject to banishment.

The English word Sweden is translated into Latin as Suēcia. The terms refer to the Scandinavian country of Sweden.

To unlock in Latin is recludere. The verb means to undo or open a lock, or more broadly, to open up or uncover something.