Latin

The Latin word for air is aer. aer is a common term for air and the general word for atmosphere in Latin.

The Latin word for tide is aestus. aestus is used to refer to the periodic change of sea level.

The English word ‘affluent’ is translated into Latin as opulentus.

The English word breakfast is translated into Latin as ientāculum. The term is used to refer to the first meal of the day.

The English phrase “diablo” is translated into Latin as diabolus. diabolus is a term used to refer to the devil or a demonic entity.

The English word ‘crab’ is translated into Latin as cancer. The term cancer refers to the crustacean and is also used to denote the zodiac sign Cancer.

The English phrase ‘calm down’ is translated into Latin as mitesce. The term is used to tell someone to become less excited.

In Latin, the English phrase ‘divorce’ is translated as dīvortium. The term refers to the legal dissolution of a marriage.

In Latin, the phrase for ‘praise god’ is lauda Deum. The phrase is an expression used to give thanks or glory to God.

The English phrase ‘beehive’ translates to Latin as alveārium or mellārium.