Latin

The English phrase ‘need’ can be translated into Latin, primarily using egeō.

The Latin word for pink is roseus. The term is used as an adjective to describe something that is colored between red and white.

The Latin word for skylight is compluvium. compluvium refers to a window dome or an opening in a roof.

The English word silver is translated into Latin as argentum. The term refers to the metal itself.

The English phrase “peace be with you” is translated into Latin as Pax vobiscum. Pax vobiscum is a formal greeting or blessing used to wish someone peace.

The English phrase ‘sells’ is translated into Latin as vendit.

“His” in Latin is eius when it refers to someone other than the subject, and suus when it refers back to the subject.

The Latin word for the turkey is gallopāvō. The term gallopāvō refers to the bird in the genus Meleagris.

The Latin word quando means “as soon as” or “at the time that” when used as a conjunction.

The Latin word for knife is culter. culter refers to a utensil or tool designed for cutting.