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In today's lesson you will learn some useful vocabulary related to "the family" in Latin. | In today's lesson you will learn some useful vocabulary related to "the family" in Latin. | ||
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Revision as of 17:33, 4 October 2022
👪 Family Members in Latin
Hello everybody,
In today's lesson you will learn some useful vocabulary related to "the family" in Latin.
Feel free to edit this page by adding new words and expressions...
Happy learning ! :)
Family in Latin
Translation | Latin |
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house | domus |
bedroom | cubiculum |
toilet | latrina |
kitchen | culina |
table | mensa |
grandmother | Avia |
grandfather | Avus |
girl | puella |
mother | Mater |
father | Pater |
family life | Genere vitae |
family members | Familia membra, domestici |
I am with my family | Ego et domus mea |
sister | Soror |
brother | Frater |
boy | puer |
man | vir |
relationship | Cognatio |
extended family | Familiaris |
daughter | Filia |
son | Filius |
paternal aunt | Amita |
mothers sister | Matertera |
birth, origin | Natales |
paternal uncle | Patruus |
genus, kind | Genus |
mothers brother | Avunculus - Uncle |
husband | Maritus |
wife, married | Marita |
nephew, grandson
(kinswoman from blood) |
Nepos sanguinis |
niece, grand-daughter | Neptis |
woman | mulier |
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