Latin

The English word ‘no’ can be expressed in Latin as minime or ne. minime is used as a standalone, emphatic response to mean ‘no’ or ‘not at all’.

The English phrase approach can be translated into Latin using several forms, most commonly adeō.

est is the Latin word for “is”. est is used to denote the third-person singular form of ‘to be’.

The English phrase ‘throne’ can be translated into Latin as solium or thronus. These words are used to describe an ornate seat.

The English word “undead” is expressed in Latin as non mortuus. The term is an adjective used to describe a being that is animate, though non-living.

The Latin for “a human being” is homō. homō means a person of either sex. The adjective hūmānus means “human, humane”.

The English phrase “I think” is expressed in Latin as Cogito. Cogito is used to express a personal opinion or a belief.

The English word sound is translated into Latin as sonus. The term refers to the sensation perceived by the ear.

The English phrase ‘are’ is translated as sunt in Latin. sunt is a form of the verb esse, which means ‘to be’.

The English phrase “bye” is expressed in Latin as valē. valē is a common and versatile way to say goodbye in Latin.