Latin

To keep going in Latin is perge.

The Latin phrase for excuse me is ignosce mihi. The phrase is used to express apology or to ask for pardon.

The English phrase ‘Christ’ is translated into Latin as Christus. Christus serves as a title for Jesus of Nazareth.

The Latin word villa means a house used as a retreat. A villa refers to a house used as a retreat.

To say happy birthday in Latin, use felix dies natalis. The phrases are used to offer good wishes for someone’s birthday.

In Latin, Egypt is translated as Aegyptus. The term refers to the country in North Africa.

In Latin, “I learn” is translated as disco. The phrase is used to express the act of acquiring knowledge or a skill in the present tense.

The English phrase “caesar” is translated into Latin as Caesar. As a proper noun, Caesar functions as a name or a title for the emperor.

The Latin word for rat is mūs. mūs is used to refer to a rodent.

The English word ‘degenerate’ translates to the Latin adjective degeneratus, meaning having deteriorated, degraded or fallen from normal.