Latin
Pronunciation: /ˈlætən/
Latin (noun)
- The language spoken by ancient Romans and used in classical literature.
- The language used in many traditional Catholic Church services and documents.
- A person from Latin America, including countries like Brazil and Mexico.
Examples
- Students often study Latin to understand ancient texts.
- Latin was spoken by the Romans.
Common collocations: study Latin, speak Latin, conduct in Latin, Latin mass, Latin community
Latin (adjective)
- Connected to the language of ancient Rome.
- Connected to Latin American countries or culture.
Examples
- Latin literature includes many classic works.
- He enjoys Latin poetry.