Examples of using Latin word in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The original definition of courage, from the Latin word cor, meaning heart, was to tell the story of who you are with your whole heart.
The name is a combination of the Germanic Tello or Dagili with the Latin word mons for mountain.
This is known as a de casibus drama, from the Latin word meaning to fall down; the fall of something.
The Latin word for a tooth is“dentis”- the source of words like Dentist and Dental.
I mean, literally doesn't have a synonym. So we're going to have to find the Latin word for it and use it.
everyone","omni" comes from the Latin word"all".
Omni- comes from Latin word for"all".
omni- comes from the Latin word for"all".
Before the 17th century, women who weren't married were called maids, virgins or puella, the Latin word for‘girl'.
In return, he asked that their first insulin product be named Leo- the Latin word for lion.
his name goes back to the Latin word merx"goods", hence the mercator"merchant".
which is the plural form of rūdus, a Latin word meaning rubble,
and radium, the Latin word for ray.
The word personality itself stems from the Latin word persona, which referred to a theatrical mask work by performers in order to either project different roles
The word personality itself stems from the Latin word persona, which referred to a theatrical mask worn by performers in order to either project different roles
named after the Latin word“radius”, meaning“ray of light,” as it glows in the dark.
We're not gonna venture into the astonishingly intense etymological debate over whether the word slav derives from the Latin word for slave because there's nothing more terrifying and verbose than an etymologist flame war.
which is in turn derived from the Latin word for a needle, acus.
a world with high, sunlit mountains and dark"mare," the Latin word for seas.
And one last example: the Latin word for head is“caput,” from which we get words like“captain”(head of soldiers), the French word“chef”(head of the kitchen),