Latin

The English phrase “well done” can be expressed in Latin as mactē.

The English phrase sit down is translated into Latin as sīdō.

The Latin word for eagle is aquila. aquila refers to any of several large carnivorous birds within the family Accipitridae.

The English phrase “love of my life” is translated into Latin as amor vitae meae.

The English word ‘village’ can be translated into Latin as vīcus. The term refers to a rural habitation of size between a hamlet and a town.

Silence in Latin is silentium. silentium means silence, a lack of sound. On its own, Silentium! is a call for silence.

The English word copper is translated into Latin as cuprum. The term refers to the reddish-brown metallic chemical element and the metal itself.

In Latin, the word for bottle is ampulla. The term is used to describe a container.

The English phrase ‘ready for anything’ is translated into Latin as paratus ad omnia.

The Latin word for “what” is quid. quid is an interrogative pronoun used to ask “what”.