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Meanings of latin word in English
Russian
слово латыни Synonyms
Examples for "latin words"
Examples for "latin words"
1
He used a multitude of Latin words which Gregory could not understand.
2
There was no idiom, he had used Latin words instead of English.
3
He'd also occasionally used Latin words and phrases in his early adventure games.
4
It comes from Latin words meaning to hold or grasp together.
5
The French and the Latin words in English are elegant, dignified, and artificial.
Usage of latin word in English
1
The original latin word was baculus and it meant a stick.
2
Actually, some claim that it has something to do with the latin word impetus-butwho knows.
3
He used a multitude of Latin words which Gregory could not understand.
4
Instead it is short for Veritas - the Latin word for truth.
5
A Latin word meaning the spoke of a wheel, a ray, etc.
6
There was no idiom, he had used Latin words instead of English.
7
He'd also occasionally used Latin words and phrases in his early adventure games.
8
It comes from Latin words meaning to hold or grasp together.
9
She listened, then struggled to make each Latin word she spoke very clear.
10
The French and the Latin words in English are elegant, dignified, and artificial.
11
The names of the genera are all derived from Greek and Latin words.
12
Desperately Simon looked down at the piece of paper with its Latin words.
13
This sentence uses Latin words at the rate of thirty-five in a hundred.
14
The priest stammered over the Latin words and mispronounced them horribly.
15
The name jurors came from a Latin word meaning to take an oath.
16
In two hours he came back, knelt again, and again repeated Latin words.
This collocation consists of:
Latin word through the time
Latin word across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common