Latin

The Latin word for delicious is suavis. suavis is an adjective meaning pleasing to taste.

The English word ‘computer’ is translated into Latin as computātrum. These terms are used to describe a programmable electronic device.

The English name Matthew is translated into Latin as Matthaeus. Matthaeus is used as a male given name.

The English word “white” is translated into Latin as albus. albus is used to denote the color white.

The Latin word salve can mean ‘ointment’, ‘cream’ or ‘balm’ as a noun. As a noun, salve refers to a medicinal substance such as an ointment, cream or balm.

The English phrase “horrible year” is translated into Latin as annus horribilis.

The Latin word for snail is cochlea. cochlea refers to any animal of the class Gastropoda that possesses a shell.

The Latin phrase for “there is” is est. est is used to state that something exists or is located in a particular place.

To go away in Latin is expressed by the verb abeo. The various Latin verbs for ‘go away’ or ‘leave’ depend on the specific nature of the movement.

The Latin phrase for “get out” is exi. exi is used as a command to tell a person to leave.