Latin

The word for apple in Latin is mālum. mālum refers to the fruit of Malus domestica.

The Latin word for utopia is utopia. utopia refers to a world in perfect harmony.

The English phrase “sisters” is translated into Latin as sorores.

The Latin phrase for “get well soon” is convalescas cito. This phrase is used to express the hope that someone recovers soon.

There is no single word for a drinking straw in Latin America.

The English word “grandfather” is translated into Latin as avus. avus is a noun used to refer to a grandfather from either side.

Witchcraft in Latin is translated as veneficium.

To ask “what is your name?” in Latin, use Quid est tibi nomen? This phrase is a question used to ask someone for their name.

The Latin word for “easy” is facilis. facilis is an adjective used to describe something that requires little skill or effort.

The English word ‘market’ is translated into Latin as mercatus. mercatus refers to a gathering for trading.