Latin

For a breed of animals, Latin uses genus, “kind, race”. stirps, “stock, lineage”, is also possible. optimī generis means “of the best breed”.

The English phrase “bad words” is translated into Latin as verba mala.

The English word coward is translated into Latin as ignavus. ignavus is used to describe a person who lacks courage.

The English phrase “your mom” is translated into Latin as mater tua. it can be used as a general-purpose insult.

The English word ‘queen’ is translated into Latin as rēgīna. The term refers to a female monarch.

The Latin word for asylum is asylum. asylum is a noun meaning a place of safety.

The English phrase “come” is translated into Latin as veni. The verb is used to express arriving or appearing.

The Latin word for rich is dīves. The primary way to express being rich is through the adjective dīves, which describes someone having wealth.

The Latin word for unknown is ignotus. The term is used to describe something or someone that is not known, recognized or identified.

The English word husband is translated into Latin as marītus, coniunx or vir.