Noun
Latin (countable and uncountable), plural Latins
- Language of the ancient Romans (proper noun, uncountable) (Classical Latin)
- A person native to ancient Rome or its Empire
- A person who is descended from the ancient Romans
- A person whose native tongue is one descended from Latin, such as Spanish, French, Italian, etc.
Translations
- Breton: latin m (1), Roman m (2), unan a ra gant ur yezh romanek (4)
- Catalan: llatí m, llatina f
- Chinese: 拉丁语(1),拉丁人(2)
- Dutch: Latijn n
- Finnish: latina (1), roomalainen (2), romaanisen kielen puhuja (4)
- French: latin m
- German: Latein n (1), Römer m (2–3), Muttersprachler einer romanischen Sprache m (4)
- Hebrew: [[לטינית]] (Latinit)
- Interlingua: latino
- Italian: latino m
- Latin: (lingua) Latina (1), latinus m, latina f (2)
- Romanian: (limbă) latină (1), latin (2)
- Slovak: latinčina f (1); Riman m, Rimanka f (2); Roman m, Romanka f (3, 4)
- Romanica: latino m
- Slovenian: latinščina f (1), Rimljan m (2)
- Spanish: latín (1), latino, -a (2–4)
- Swedish: latin (1), romare (2,3)
Adjective
Latin
- Having to do with the language spoken in ancient Rome.
- Having to do with ancient Rome or its Empire.
- Denoting involvement with the customs and people descended from the ancient Romans and their Empire.
- Of Latin America (i.e., Mexico, Central, and South America)
Translations
- Breton: latin (1,2), romanek (3)
- Catalan: llatí m, llatina f
- Chinese: 拉丁的
- Dutch: Latijn of Latijns
- Finnish: latinalainen (1), roomalainen (2,3)
- French: latin
- German: lateinisch (1), römisch (2,3)
- Interlingua: latin
- Italian: latino m, latina f
- Latin: latinus, -a, -um
- Romanian: latin m, latină f
- Romanica: latino m, latina f
- Slovak: latinský m, latinská f, latinské n (1)
- Slovenian: latinski m (1), latinska f (1), latinsko n (1), starorimski m (2), starorimska f (2), starorimsko n (2)
- Spanish: latín, latino, latina
- Swedish: latinsk (1), romersk (2,3), latinamerikansk (4)
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