Latin Vocabulary Lists

noun a Latin word meaning 'it pleases'

verb a Latin verb meaning 'it pleases'

pronoun a pronoun used to represent 'it' in Latin

• The board members decided that the proposal placet the requirements for funding.
• I think it would placet everyone if we moved the meeting to a later time.
• I'm not sure if that outfit placet the dress code for the party.
• His argument placet the idea that success is solely based on luck.

noun aetas

• The aetas of a person can be determined by analyzing their birth certificate.
• I can't believe we're already in the aetas of advanced technology.
• Back in the day, the aetas of dial-up internet was a struggle.
• The aetas of enlightenment brought about a new era of philosophical thinking.

noun a person's age or time of life

verb none

adjective none

adverb none

pronoun none

preposition none

conjunction none

interjection none

article none

• The legal drinking age in this country is 21 years of aetat.
• You have to be at least 21 years old to drink legally here.
• You gotta be 21 to party with us, that's the rule of aetat.
• In terms of career progression, he is at the peak of his aetat.