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Etymology
From L. latinus, from Latium, the region around Rome, possibly from latus, side, + adjective suffix -inus.

Pronunciation
audio|en-us-Latin.ogg|Audio (US)

Rhymes: Rhymes:English:-ætɪn|-ætɪn

Adjective
Latin

1. Of or relating to Latium (modern Lazio), the region around Rome.
2. Of or relating to the language spoken in ancient Rome.
3. Of or relating to the script of the language spoken in ancient Rome and many modern alphabets.
4. Of or relating to ancient Rome or its Empire.
5. Of or relating to the customs and people descended from the ancient Romans and their Empire.
6. Of or from Latin America or of Latin American culture.

Translations
trans-top|of Latium
Catalan: llatí, llatina
Chinese: ��� (L�dīng de)
Danish: latinsk
Dutch: Latijns
Esperanto: latia
Finnish: latinalainen
German: latinisch
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Interlingua: latin#interlingua|latin
Japanese: ���� (Raten no)
Italian: laziale m|f
Portuguese: latino m, latina f
Spanish: latino m, latina f
Swedish: latinsk
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trans-top|of the language
Catalan: llatí m
Chinese:

Danish: latinsk
Dutch: Latijns
Esperanto: latina
Finnish: latinalainen
French: latin m, latine f
German: lateinisch
Hebrew: ���נ� (l�tini) m, ���נ�ת (l�tinit) f
Interlingua: latin#interlingua|latin
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Italian: latino m, latina f
Japanese: ����� (Raten-go no)
Polish: �aci�ski m
Portuguese: latino m, latina f
Romanian: (limb�) latin�
Russian: ла�ин�кий (latínskij)
Slovene: latinski m, latinska f, latinsko n
Spanish: latín
Swedish: latinsk
Turkish: Latince
Vietnamese: (tiếng) Latinh
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trans-top|of the script
Catalan: llatí
Danish: latinsk
Dutch: Latijns
Finnish: latinalainen
German: lateinisch
Interlingua: latin#interlingua|latin
Italian: latino m
Latvian: latī�u
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Polish: rzymski m, �aci�ski m
Portuguese: latino m, latina f
Russian: ла�ин�кий (latínskij)
Slovene: latinski m, latinska f, latinsko n
Spanish: latino
Swedish: latinsk
Vietnamese: chữ Latinh
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trans-top|of ancient Rome
Catalan: llatí, romà
Chinese:

Danish: romersk, latinsk
Dutch: Latijns, Romeins
Esperanto: romia
Finnish: roomalainen
German: römisch
Interlingua: roman#interlingua|roman
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Italian: romano m, romana f
Japanese: �代���� (kodai R�ma no)
Polish: rzymski m, �aci�ski m
Portuguese: romano m, romana f
Romanian: latin m, latin� f, roman m, roman� f
Russian: �им�кий (rímskij), ла�ин�кий (latínskij)
Spanish: romano
Swedish: latinsk, romersk
Vietnamese: La Mã
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trans-top|of descendants from ancient Romans
Danish: romersk, latinsk
Dutch: Latijns, Romeins
Finnish: roomalainen
German: romanisch
Interlingua: roman#interlingua|roman
Italian: neolatino m, neolatina f
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Japanese: ���系� (Raten-kei no)
Portuguese: latino m, latina f
Romanian: latin m, latin� f, roman m, roman� f
Russian: �оман�кий (románskij), ла�ин�кий (latínskij)
Spanish: romano m, romana f
Swedish: latinsk, romersk
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trans-top|of/from Latin America
Chinese: ���洲� (L�dīng M�izh�u de)
Danish: latinamerikansk
Dutch: Latijns, Latijns-Amerikaans
Esperanto: latina|latin-amerika
Finnish: latinalaisamerikkalainen
German: lateinamerikanisch
Hebrew: ���נ� (l�tini) m, ���נ�ת (l�tinit) f
Italian: sudamericano
Japanese: �������� (Raten Amerika no)
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Polish: latynoski m
Portuguese: latino-americano m, latino-americana f
Romanian: latino-american m, latino-american� f
Russian: ла�ин�кий (latínskij), ла�иноаме�икан�кий (latinoamerikánskij)
Spanish: latino, latina
Swedish: latinsk, latinamerikansk
Turkish: Latin Amerikalı
Vietnamese: Mỹ Latinh, latino
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ttbc|Breton: latin (1,2,4), romanek (5)
ttbc|Latin: latinus, -a, -um
ttbc|Slovak: latinský m, latinská f, latinské n (1,2)

Derived terms
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Proper noun
en-noun|s|-

1. uncountable The language of the ancient Romans; classical Latin.
2. A person native to ancient Rome or its Empire.
3. A person who is descended from the ancient Romans.
4. A person whose native tongue is one descended from Latin, such as a Spaniard or Italian.<!--do not add "etc" to lists of examples-->

Latin variations

Derived terms
latinate
latinist
Latinism

Related terms
Latium
latus
Lazio

Translations
trans-top|language of the ancient Romans
trreq|Arabic
Catalan: llatí
Chinese:

Czech: latina f
Danish: latin
Dutch: Latijn
Esperanto: Latino
Finnish: latina
French: latin m
German: Latein n, Lateinisch n
Greek: λα�ινικά (latiniká) (:el:�α�ινικά|^)
Hebrew: ���נ�ת (l�tinit) f
Interlingua: latino
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Italian: latino m
Japanese: ���� (Raten go)
Korean: ��� (Ratin-eo)
Latvian: latī�u valoda f
Lithuanian: lotynų kalba
Polish: j�zyk �aci�ski m, �acina f
Portuguese: latim m
Romanian: (limb�) latin�
Russian: ла�ин�кий �з�к (latínskij jazýk) m, ла��н� (latýn�) f
Slovene: latinš�ina f
Spanish: latín
Swedish: latin n
Turkish: Latince
Vietnamese: (tiếng) Latinh
Welsh: Lladin
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trans-top|person native to ancient Rome or its Empire
Chinese: ��人 (L�dīng rén)
Czech: �íman m
Danish: romer
Dutch: Romein
Esperanto: romiano
Finnish: roomalainen
German: Römer m
Hebrew: ר���� (rom�ʾi) m
Interlingua: romano
Italian: romano m romana f
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Japanese: �代���人 (kodai R�ma jin)
Korean: 고���� (�代��人, godae-Roma-in)
Portuguese: romano m, romana f
Romanian: latin m, latin� f, roman m, roman� f
Russian: �имл�нин (rímljanin) m, �имл�нка (rímljanka) f
Slovene: Rimljan m, Rimljanka f
Spanish: romano (1), latino, -a (2�4)
Swedish: romare c
Turkish: Romalı
Vietnamese: ngư�i La Mã
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trans-top|person who is descended from the ancient Romans
Danish: latiner
Dutch: Romein
Finnish: roomalainen
Italian: neolatino m, neolatina f
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Portuguese: latino m, latina f
Romanian: latin m, latin� f, roman m, roman� f
Vietnamese: ngư�i g�c La Mã
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trans-top|person whose native tongue is one descended from Latin
Dutch: Romaan
Finnish: romaanisen kielen puhuja
trans-mid
Italian: di lingua neolatina
Korean: ��리��� (itallia-eopa)
Portuguese: latino m, latina f
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ttbc|Alsatian: Latein n (1)
ttbc|Asturian: llatinu m (1)
ttbc|Breton: latin m (1), Roman m (2), unan a ra gant ur yezh romanek (4)
ttbc|Hungarian: Latin (1)
ttbc|Ido: Latin (1)
ttbc|Interlingua: latino
ttbc|Latin: (lingua) Latina (1), latinus m, latina f (2)
ttbc|Slovak: latin�ina f (1); Riman m, Rimanka f (2); Roman m, Romanka f (3, 4)
ttbc|Tatar: latín (1)
ttbc|Ukrainian: ла�ин��ка (latins�ka) (1)

See also
Index:Latin|Latin index

External links
Latin Etymology, An Etymological Dictionary of the Latin Language
Latin - English Dictionary: from Webster's Dictionary - the Rosetta Edition.
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French

Noun
Latin m

1. Latin (person)

Derived terms
latiniser
latinisme
latiniste
latinité

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