English to Latin Meaning of latin - Latine

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Definitions of latin in English
Noun(1) any dialect of the language of ancient Rome(2) an inhabitant of ancient Latium(3) a person who is a member of those peoples whose languages derived from Latin
Adjective(1) of or relating to the ancient Latins or the Latin language(2) relating to people or countries speaking Romance languages(3) relating to languages derived from Latin(4) of or relating to the ancient region of Latium
Examples of latin in English
(1) a lathi charge
Related Phrases of latin
(1) Latin ::
Latine
Synonyms
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1. Latin ::
Latine
Different Forms
latin, latiner, latins
Word Example from TV Shows
...which is Latin for

...which is Latin for "suck it, you lose."

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Remember the Latin hips.

Remember the Latin hips.

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In Latin.

In Latin.

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Well, putting aside the pig Latin...

Well, putting aside the pig Latin...

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(LATIN MUSIC PLAYS OVER SPEAKERS)

(LATIN MUSIC PLAYS OVER SPEAKERS)

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