Latin

The English phrase “I love you, mom” is translated into Latin as te amo, mater. This phrase is an expression of affection directed toward one’s mother.

The English phrase animals is translated into Latin as animalia. Living organisms that feed on organic matter and are able to move.

The Latin word for boogeyman is manducus. manducus refers to an imaginary monster used by adults to frighten children into behaving.

In Latin, ‘grace’ is translated as gratia. The term refers to elegant movement, poise or balance

The Latin word for spring is vēr. vēr refers to the season between winter and summer in temperate climates.

In Latin, ‘hi’ is expressed by the greeting salve. The primary way to say a friendly and informal ‘hi’ is to use the word salve.

The English word “infinity” is translated into Latin as īnfīnitās.

The English phrase “good day” is translated into Latin as Bonum diem.

The English phrase “reading” translates to the Latin lectiō. lectiō refers to the process of interpreting written language.

The English phrase “nothing” is translated into Latin as nihil. The word is used to express the concept of not any thing.