Latin

The Latin word for “onion” is caepa. The word refers to the bulb of an onion.

The Latin word for luxury is luxus. The term refers to something that is desirable but expensive.

The English phrase “dates” (referring to the fruit) is translated into Latin as dactyli.

Son in Latin is filius. filius is the most common word for son, for the legal or biological relationship.

The Latin word for “here” is hic. hic is an adverb used to indicate being in, on or at this specific place.

The Latin word nemo means no one or nobody.

To conquer in Latin is vincere. The verb means to acquire something by force of arms. It is often used in the context of winning a struggle or a battle.

This in Latin is hic. hic points to something close to the speaker. To ask how to say this in Latin, you can use Quomodo hoc Latine dicatur?

The English word “stuff” is translated into Latin as res. res is used to refer to miscellaneous items or things.

The English phrase ‘holy’ can be translated into Latin using sānctus or sacer. Both forms are used to describe something that is revered within a religion.