Latin

The English phrase “thank you, lord” can be expressed in Latin as gratias tibi ago, Domine. This phrase is an expression of gratitude addressed to God.

The English word blood is translated into Latin as sanguis. The word refers to the vital liquid flowing in human and animal bodies.

The English verb ‘buy’ is translated into Latin as emō. The verb is used to describe the act of obtaining something with money.

To draw a picture in Latin is dēlīneāre, “to sketch in outline”. To paint is pingere. dēlīneāre is built on līnea, “line”, so it suits drawing with lines.

The English phrase “honorable” can be translated into Latin as honōrābilis.

The English word ‘lucky’ can be translated into Latin as fēlīx, faustus or fortūnātus. These terms are used to describe people who possess good fortune.

The English phrase “good night” can be expressed in Latin as placidē quiēscās.

The English word door is translated into Latin as foris, ostium or ianua.

To enjoy in Latin is frui. The verb is used to express receiving pleasure or satisfaction from something.

The Latin word for “nobody” is nemo. nemo is a pronoun used to refer to no person.