Latin

The English word “steadfast” can be translated into Latin using firmus or certus.

The English word “ere” is translated into Latin as antequam. antequam is a conjunction meaning “before” or “sooner than”, and it introduces a whole clause.

The Latin word for “divine” is divinus. The adjective is used to describe things that are of or pertaining to a god.

The English phrase “zeus” can be translated into Latin as Zeus or Iuppiter.

The English phrase ‘pig with disease’ is translated into Latin as sus morbosus. This phrase is used to describe a pig that is suffering from an illness.

The English phrase “long time no see” is expressed in Latin as multum temporis est ex quo te non vidi.

The Latin word for salt is sāl. sāl is a noun used to refer to the chemical substance sodium chloride.

The English word clothes can be translated into Latin using several forms, most commonly vestis.

The English phrase “it is what it is” is expressed in Latin as ita se res habet.

The Latin word for aunt can be expressed as amita, mātertera or thia.