Latin

The Latin word for weapon is tēlum. The term refers to an instrument used for attack or defense in combat.

To dig in Latin is expressed by fodiō or cavō.

The English phrase sweet can be translated into Latin as dulcis or suāvis.

The English phrase medicine is translated into Latin as medicīna. medicīna refers to a substance which promotes healing.

The Latin word for mason is caementarius. caementarius refers to a person who builds using stone or brick.

In Latin, the phrase ‘hence’ can be expressed using ergo or proinde. These terms are used to express a logical consequence or a result.

The Latin phrase for “surely not” is minime. minime is used to express complete disagreement or a strong way of saying no.

The English phrase structure is translated into Latin as structura. structura refers to the overall form or organization of something.

In Latin, the word for days is dies. The term refers to the plural form of a twenty-four hour period.

The English phrase ‘gravity’ is translated to Latin as gravitās. gravitās is used as a synonym for gravitation.