Latin

The English word ‘wine’ is translated into Latin as vīnum. The most common and general way to say ‘wine’ in Latin is vīnum.

The English word “spice” can be translated into Latin as condīmentum or arōma. The term refers to plant matter used to season or flavour food.

In Latin, “long live” is expressed using the verb vivat.

The English word ‘grandma’ is translated into Latin as avia. The word avia is used to refer to a grandmother in an informal manner.

In Latin, “you’re stupid” is expressed as stultus es. This phrase is used to tell someone that they lack intelligence.

The Latin word for puppy is catulus. The phrase refers to a young dog.

The English phrase “grandparents” is avi in Latin. The term avi is used to refer to the parents of one’s father or mother.

The Latin phrase for “come here” is veni huc. This phrase is a command used to tell someone to move toward the speaker’s current location.

The English word “church” is translated in Latin as ecclesia. ecclesia refers to a house of worship.

The English word “yesterday” is translated into Latin as heri.