Synonyms for Latin:

• adj.

  •classical (adjective)
  • more greek,
  • classicistic,
  • more grecian,
  • more canonic,
  • most humanistic,
  • more humanistic,
  • more doric,
  • humanistic,
  • most attic,
  • most augustan,
  • canonic,
  • more homeric,
  • most belletristic,
  • most grecian,
  • most classicistic,
  • more classicistic,
  • most virgilian,
  • more attic,
  • more roman,
  • more augustan,
  • more ionic,
  • more hellenic,
  • most doric,
  • most hellenic,
  • more latin,
  • most ionic,
  • belletristic,
  • most roman,
  • most greek,
  • more belletristic,
  • most canonic,
  • most homeric,
  • more virgilian,
  • most latin.

• n.

  •Romance language (noun)
  • catalans,
  • romance-language,
  • latins,
  • italic languages,
  • indo european languages,
  • indoeuropean languages,
  • Italians,
  • indo-european languages,
  • spanishes,
  • provencals,
  • insulars,
  • indo european language,
  • indoeuropean language,
  • continentals,
  • frenches.
  •
  • afghan,
  • Afro-Caribbean,
  • allophone,
  • afghanistani,
  • african,
  • Alaska Native,
  • aboriginal,
  • African-Caribbean,
  • afrikaner,
  • aborigine,
  • classical.
  •
  • backing,
  • acid house,
  • background music,
  • backup,
  • italian,
  • blues,
  • bebop,
  • spanish,
  • bluegrass,
  • ambient,
  • acid jazz,
  • bhangra.
  •
  • arab,
  • australian,
  • asiatic,
  • asian,
  • Arabism,
  • american.
  •communication (noun)
  • latin.
  •emotional (noun)
  • emotional.
  •languages derived from latin (noun)
  • romance language.
  •latin (noun)
  • romance.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • latinate,
  • roman,
  • Proto-indo European,
  • mediterranean,
  • sanskrit,
  • Old English,
  • french.
  •
  • western,
  • norse.
  •
  • Anglo-.
  •
  • persian,
  • manx,
  • greek,
  • L,
  • anglo-saxon.
  •brunette
  • brunet.
  •continental
  • european.
  •Other relevant words:
  • writing system,
  • dead language,
  • et alii,
  • et aliae,
  • ancient tongue,
  • Italian Region,
  • language,
  • anglo,
  • classical language,
  • ancient language.

Paraphrases for Latin:

• Reverse Entailment

  • Adjective
    non-latin, latin-american.
  • Proper noun, singular
    latine, latin-american.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    thousands, conclusions, statements, documents, Rights, Records, Miles.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    latino, hispanic.
  • Proper noun, singular
    Latina, latino, Latinos, Americas, latinoamericano.

Homophones for Latin:

• let down, lateen, leyden, lydian, Ladin, lay down, ludian, lawton, lead on, leaden, leiden, lithane, let on, lytton, lithotomy, litany, lithuania, lutein, lead time, lodine, LTM, laden, louden, ledum, ladanum, lithuanian, Laton, laudanum, latona, lallation, loaded down, low-down, lead-in, laotian, lie down, lutetium, load down, letdown, latino, let in, lotion, Low Latin, latten, latium, Ladino, lithium.

Hypernym for Latin:

• n.

  • communication
    Late Latin, Latinian Language, neo-latin, Low Latin, romance language, Biblical Latin, Classical Latin, New Latin, Old Latin, romance.

Hyponym for Latin:

• n.

  • communication
    italic language, italic.
  • person
    individual, Indweller, someone, inhabitant, mortal, somebody, denizen, Habitant, person, dweller, soul.