to Latinize
Translate a word or text into Latin
- verb
- /ˈlætɪnaɪz/
- Specialized
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traducir al latín
- The scholars decided to Latinize the manuscript for use in the Vatican.
Examples
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Many medieval texts were Latinized to reach a broader scholarly audience.
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He struggled to Latinize Greek scientific terms during the translation process.
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Please Latinize this text.
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Can you Latinize this phrase for me?
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The translator needed to Latinize the ancient documents for the historical society.
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Many scholars choose to Latinize names from Greek texts to clarify their meaning.
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In order to preserve the original meaning, they will Latinize the relevant passages.
Surface Forms
Latinize infinitive
Latinized past
Latinized past participle
Latinizing present participle
Latinizes third person singular
Morphology
Etymology
Latinize comes from Latin and the ending -ize, which means 'to make'. It can also mean turning words into the Latin language, so to Latinize a text is to translate it 'into Latin'.