Latin

The English word ‘eager’ can be translated into Latin using several different forms.

The Latin word for lettuce is lactūca. The word refers to the leaves of the lettuce plant when they are eaten as a vegetable or a dish.

The English phrase ‘perfect’ can be translated into Latin as perfectus.

The Latin word for danger is periculum. periculum is a noun referring to the exposure to likely harm.

To say “pleased to meet you” in Latin, use libens sum. These phrases serve as polite formulas used when being introduced to somebody.

In Latin, the word for ‘bow’ is arcus.

The English word “peace” is translated into Latin as pax. pax refers to a state of being free from war.

The English word “lost” (meaning unable to find one’s way) is translated into Latin as perditus.

Carthage is the English name for the ancient city in North Africa, which in Latin is Carthāgō.

In Latin, the phrase “jesus christ” is expressed as Iesus Christus. The phrase is used as an expletive or an oath.