Language Latin: Names And Words

Description:	Latin, the language of the Romans, since around 600 BC until around 500 AD, ancestor of all Romance languages (Italian, Spanish, French etc), after 500 AD widely used as the language of the European scholars
Family/group:	Romance family

Word	Language	Translations	Name Groups
mirabilis	Latin		Mirabelle
miraculum	Latin	the wonder	Miracle
mirandus	Latin	admirable, wonderful	Miranda
mirus	Latin	wonderful	Miracle
modestus	Latin		Modesto
monachus	Latin	the hermit, the monk	Monica
monere	Latin	to advise, to warn	Monica
mons	Latin	the mountain	Montana/Montana, Montserrat
montanus	Latin	mountainous	Montana/Montana
morum	Latin	the blackberry	Mora
mundus	Latin		Rosamunde
mundus	Latin		Rosamunde
mutus	Latin		Muzio
naevus	Latin	the fault, the birth mark	Nevio
natalis	Latin	the birthday	Noel/Natalie
natus	Latin	born
nemo	Latin	nobody	Nemo
nonus	Latin	the ninth (the 9th in an order)	Nuno
norma	Latin	the carpenter's square	Norma
novatus	Latin		Novato
novem	Latin	nine	Noena
novus	Latin		Nova, Nova
nuntius	Latin		Nunzio/Nunzia
octavus	Latin	eighth (8th, indicating order)	Octavius/Octavia
oliva	Latin	the olive, the olive tree	Oliver, Olivia
ovis	Latin		Ovid
palma	Latin		Palmatius, Palmiro/Palmira
palmarius	Latin		Palmiro/Palmira
papaver	Latin	the poppy (a red flower)	Poppy
pascha	Latin	Easter (the holiday)	Paschalis/Pascale
pater	Latin	the father
patientia	Latin	the patience	Patience
patricius	Latin	of noble origin	Patrick/Patrizia
paulus	Latin	small, humble	Paul/Paula
pax	Latin	the peace	Pacifico
perditus	Latin	lost	Perdita
peregrinus	Latin	the traveller, the pilgrim	Peregrine
perla	Latin	the pearl	Pearl
perpetuus	Latin	everlasting, perpetual	Perpetuus/Perpetua
pius	Latin	pious	Pius/Pia
placidus	Latin	placid, gentle, peaceful	Placidus
pomposus	Latin		Pomposa
porcus	Latin	the pig	Portia
primus	Latin		Primus
princeps	Latin	the first, the prince	Prince/Princess
priscus	Latin	ancient, old	Priska
prosper	Latin		Prospero/Prospera
prudens	Latin	the prudence	Prudence
publius	Latin		Publio
pullus	Latin	the young animal
quartus	Latin		Quarto/Quartilla
quintessa	Latin		Quintessa
quintus	Latin	the fifth	Quentin/Quinty, Quintiliano
regina	Latin	the queen	Rex/Regina
regulus	Latin	the little king	Regula
remedium	Latin		Remedios
remex	Latin	the rower
remigius	Latin	the rower	Remigio/Remigia
remus	Latin	the oar	Remo
renatus	Latin	reborn	Renato/Renate
restituo	Latin	to put back, to restore	Restituto
rex	Latin	the king	Rex/Regina
rivus	Latin	the river	Rio, Rivelino
rogatus	Latin	the request	Rogelio
romaeus	Latin	the pilgrim to Rome	Romeo/Romea
romanus	Latin	the resident of Rome	Roman/Romana
rosa	Latin	the rose	Rosamunde, Rose
rosarium	Latin	rosary (a set of prayer beads)	Rosario
ruber	Latin	red	Ruby
rufus	Latin	redheaded	Rufino/Rufina, Rufus
salvare	Latin	to save	Salvatore/Salvatrice
salvia	Latin		Salvia
salvus	Latin		Salvia
sanctus	Latin		Santo/Sante
scarlatum	Latin	the scarlet cloth	Scarlett
scholasticus	Latin	the student	Scholastika
sebastianus	Latin	venerable
secundus	Latin		Secondo/Segunda
serenus	Latin	clear, calm, serene	Serenity, Serenus/Serena
serratus	Latin	jagged	Montserrat
servare	Latin	to save	Servatius
servatus	Latin	saved	Servatius
severus	Latin	serious, severe, strict	Severin/Severina
sextus	Latin	sixth (6th, indicating order)	Sesto
silva	Latin	the wood (in the sense of forest), forest	Silvan/Silvana, Silvester, Silvius/Silvia
silvester	Latin	woody, of the forest	Silvester
sincerus	Latin	pure, whole, honest	Sincere
sollemnis	Latin	religious, festive, solemn	Solange
spartacus	Latin	from Sparta	Spartaco
sperare	Latin		Esperanza
spiritus	Latin	the spirit	Spyridon
stella	Latin	the star	Stella
taxus	Latin	the badger (a kind of animal)	Tasso
terra	Latin	the earth, das Land	Terra
tiara	Latin	the tiara (a semi-circle crown)	Tiara
tiberis	Latin	the river god, the Tiber (the river flowing through Rome)	Tiberius
torquere	Latin		Torquato
torquis	Latin		Torquato
trinitas	Latin	the trinity (God's 3 states of being)	Trinity
tuscus	Latin		Tosco/Tosca