Tags
A tag is a keyword or label that categorizes your question with other, similar questions. Using the right tags makes it easier for others to find and answer your question.
For questions about translating English words or phrases into Latin. Bulk translation requests are off-topic.
Questions concerning Latin of the classical era, approximately 75 BCE to 300 CE
for questions concerning the meaning and usage of individual words or a few words in conjunction with each other.
For questions about etymology: the history of words in Latin or the change in meaning as the words are loaned into another language.
For questions about translating Latin words or phrases into English. Bulk translation requests are off-topic.
For getting community feedback on an attempted translation.
For questions concerning expressions, word-plays, symbolic language, metaphors and the likes.
Questions concerning Greek (late antiquity or older) either in relation to Latin or in itself. New Testament Greek questions should focus on language, not exegesis.
When asking which choice (case, tense, mood etc.) is grammatical in a given situation, use this tag.
Syntax are the rules for how sentences and phrases are constructed in a language, including word order and how words change based on their relations to other words (snl.no/syntaks).
Questions concerning verbs: words describing action.
For questions regarding the meaning or connotation of a word or phrase.
For questions regarding specific words for a specific purpose.
when asking about a grammatical structure you cannot name and want explained.
For questions requesting translations of full sentences.
Questions regarding the pronunciation of Latin words or syllables, or the history of Latin pronunciation. The desired time period for the pronunciation in question should be added.
Questions regarding the Latin of the Medieval period, approximately 500–1400
For questions about comparing two or more words, not for comparative forms of adjectives.
Questions regarding Latin since the year 1900
Questions regarding Latin in the modern era, approximately 1400–1900
For questions about declension—the inflection of Latin nouns and adjectives to mark grammatical features such as case and number.
For questions about adjectives.
For questions about morphology.
Questions related to aspects of Latin as used in poetry.
For questions regarding how Latin has changed over time.
For questions related to history. Bear in mind that questions about only history are off-topic; there should be a connection to Latin.
For questions about Lingua Latina Per Se Illustrata (LLPSI) by Hans Henning Ørberg.
For questions concerning how to choose the correct word from a selection of similar-looking alternatives
used for questions concerning the liturgical and codified language of the church from the end of antiquity until today.
Questions about the language used in the Vulgate (or Vulgata), a late fourth-century translation of the Bible.
For questions about conjugating verbs.
For questions about personal names (Ancient and Modern) in the Latin language.