Latin

The English word “word” is translated into Latin as verbum, a neuter noun. The phrase refers to a unit of language.

The English phrase “italian” is translated into Latin as Italicus. The term is used to name the Italian language.

The Latin word for thousand is mīlle. The term is used as a cardinal number to denote the quantity 1000.

The English word pig is translated into Latin as porcus. Both Latin terms refer to the mammal of the family Suidae.

The English word mermaid is translated into Latin using several forms, most commonly Sīrēn.

The English phrase ‘play’ can be translated into Latin as lūdō or iocō. The verb describes acting in a manner such that one has fun.

The English phrase “yes, sir” can be translated into Latin as ita, domine.

pōns is the Latin word for bridge. The word refers to a construction or a natural feature that spans a divide.

In Latin, the phrase for ‘trust’ is expressed by the word fides.

For “medium” in the sense of middle-sized, Latin uses mediocris. mediocris means “of middling size or amount”, as in cista mediocris, “a medium box”.