latin
/ˈlætɪn/
noun
- The ancient language of the Romans, used in the Roman Empire and later in the Catholic Church, science, and law.
- Many English words come from Latin, such as 'animal' and 'nation'.
- She studied Latin in high school to help her understand medical terms.
- The inscription on the old monument was written in Latin.
- A person from Latin America or a country where a Romance language (such as Spanish, Portuguese, or French) is spoken.
- He is a Latin who moved to the United States from Colombia.
- The festival celebrated the music and dance of Latins from around the world.
- The community center offers classes for Latins learning English.
adjective
- Relating to the Latin language or the ancient Romans.
- The Latin alphabet is used by many languages around the world.
- The Latin grammar rules can be challenging for beginners.
- She is taking a Latin literature course this semester.
- Relating to the countries or cultures of Latin America, or to people from those regions.
- Latin music, like salsa and reggaeton, is popular worldwide.
- They opened a Latin restaurant that serves dishes from several countries.
- The Latin community in our city hosts an annual parade.