How to Say “January” in Latin
January in Latin is Iānuārius. The term refers to the first month of the Gregorian calendar.
January in Latin is Iānuārius. The term refers to the first month of the Gregorian calendar.
The English word “dog” is translated into Latin as canis. canis refers to the animal known as a dog.
The English phrase “my friend” is translated into Latin as amicus meus. The phrase refers to a person with whom one has a bond of mutual affection.
The Latin word for pool is piscina. piscina is used to refer to a swimming pool, a fish pond or a basin or vat used for holding water.
The English word electricity is electricitas in Latin. electricitas refers to electrical power.
The English phrase ‘chariot race’ is cursus curruum in Latin.
The English word “bat” is translated into Latin as vespertilio. vespertilio refers to the small flying mammal.
To cook in Latin is coquere. The verb coquere means to prepare food for eating.
The English name Michael is translated into Latin as Michaēl. Michaēl is a masculine given name used for males.
The English phrase phoenix (referring to the capital city of Arizona, United States) is Phoenix in Latin.