Latin

The English phrase “to leap” is translated into Latin as salire. salire is used to describe the action of jumping or springing from one place to another.

The Latin word for “cute” is bellus.

The English verb ‘stay’ is translated into Latin as maneō.

To leave (intransitive) in Latin can be expressed by several different verbs depending on the context.

The English word ‘wrath’ is translated into Latin as īra. īra is a common and neutral term used to describe great anger or an instance of such anger.

The English phrase “morning star” can be translated into Latin as lūcifer. These terms refer to the planet Venus when it is visible in the sky around dawn.

The Latin word for turtle is testūdō. The term refers to a land or marine reptile with a shell.

The Latin word for “mare” is equa. equa refers to a female horse.

Darling in Latin is deliciae, a word for a person who is very dear to you.

In Latin, the word for west is occidens. The term is used to denote the west as a compass point or a general direction.