How to Say “Sheep” in Latin

ovis
[ˈɔ.wɪs]feminine
The Latin word for sheep is ovis.
The word refers to the animal known as a sheep.
Meaning: animal (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

ovis is the nominative singular form of the noun. The plural form for sheep is oves, and the genitive plural form is ovium (meaning 'of sheep').

Did you know?

  • In some Roman contexts, the sheep ovis was associated with purity and was used in specific religious sacrificial rituals to appease the gods.
  • The Latin ovis is closely related to the Sanskrit word avi, since both come from the same Indo-European word for 'sheep'.
  • The term ovis appears in the scientific name for the domestic sheep, Ovis aries, which is used globally by biologists regardless of their native language.

Examples in context

  • Ovis nigra familiae sum.
    I'm the black sheep of the family.
    This sentence shows how to use ovis.
    Tatoeba #1319494 by alexmarcelo, translation #320340 by CK
  • Is ovis nigra familiae est.
    He's the black sheep of the family.
    Tatoeba #1319493 by alexmarcelo, translation #1133168 by CK
  • Didymus ovis nigra familiae est.
    Tom is the black sheep of his family.
    Tatoeba #1319492 by alexmarcelo, translation #1024840 by CK
  • Ovis est animal gregarium.
    Sheep are herd animals.
  • Oves in ovile coguntur.
    The sheep are gathered into the sheepfold.
  • Ovīculae in collibus pascentur.
    The little sheep will graze on the hills.
  • Pecora in vallibus vagantur.
    The sheep wander in the valleys.
  • 3 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Claudia and Quintus are walking through a field.

  1. Claudia

    Vide, Quinte! Ovis in agro est.
    Look, Quintus! A sheep is in the field.
  2. Quintus

    Ita, Claudia. Ovis lac dat.
    Yes, Claudia. The sheep gives milk.
  3. Claudia

    Ovis haec est nivea.
    This sheep is snow-white.
  4. Quintus

    Pulchra est ovis.
    The sheep is beautiful.

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