Latin

The Latin word for raven is corvus. corvus refers to any of several, generally large, species of birds in the genus Corvus with lustrous black plumage.

The English phrase “pace” can be translated into Latin as passus. The word refers to the concept of speed.

The English word siblings is translated into Latin as germani. germani refers to people who share the same parents.

In Latin, ‘others’ is expressed by the word aliī. The term is used to refer to other people.

The English word “beast” can be translated into Latin as bēstia. In Latin, these terms are used to describe non-human animals.

The Latin for “venom” is venēnum. vīrus is also used for the venom of snakes. venēnum covers venom and poison of every kind.

The English phrase ‘safe’ is translated into Latin as tūtus. The adjective tūtus is used to describe something that is free from risk.

The English word ‘pigeon’ is translated into Latin as columba. The term refers to birds belonging to the dove and pigeon family, Columbidae.

The English word ‘large’ is translated into Latin as magnus. magnus is used to describe something of greater size.

In Latin, baseball is called basipila. The term refers to the ball game itself.