Latin

The English word ‘slave’ is translated into Latin using servus. The term refers to a person owned by another.

The English word priest is translated into Latin as sacerdōs. The term sacerdōs is the most widely recognized way to refer to a priest.

The English phrase “enemies” is translated into Latin as hostes.

The English phrase ‘strength through knowledge’ is expressed in Latin as scientia potentia est.

Roman in Latin is Romanus, the adjective meaning of or from Rome.

The English phrase “gems” is translated into Latin as gemmae. The term refers to precious stones typically used in jewelry.

The Latin word for ‘angry’ is īrātus. This adjective is used to describe someone or something that is displaying anger.

The English word pearl is translated into Latin as margarita. A pearl is defined as a rounded, shelly concretion produced by certain mollusks.

The English phrase “seasons” is translated into Latin as tempora.

The English word ‘paradox’ is translated into Latin as paradoxum. The term refers to an apparent contradiction that is nonetheless true.