Latin

The English phrase “reward” is translated into Latin as praemium. The term praemium refers to a prize promised for a certain deed or catch.

The English phrase “to god be the glory” is translated into Latin as soli Deo gloria.

The English word “mom” is translated into Latin as mamma. mamma is an informal, nursery-style word used to refer to a mother.

The English word ‘half’ can be translated into Latin as dīmidium. The term dīmidium is a common and versatile way to express the concept of a half.

The English phrase destruction can be translated into Latin as destructio, exitium or clādes.

The Latin word for eye is oculus. oculus refers to the physical organ of sight.

In Latin, the word for poison is venēnum. The term is used to describe a substance harmful to a living organism.

The English phrase “paws” is translated into Latin as pedes. pedes refers to the soft feet of an animal that possesses claws or nails.

The English word ‘mother’ is translated into Latin as māter. The word māter refers to a female (human) who gives birth to or parents a child.

The English phrase “the holy trinity” is translated into Latin as Sancta Trinitas.