1. Pertaining to the Latins, a people of Latium, in Italy; Roman.

2. A native of Latium; the language of the ancient Romans. Latin Church, the Western or Roman Catholic Church.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• layon,
• blaton,
• lsten,
• lawen,
• liating,
• hatein,
• lalwn,
• haitin,
• matain,
• eatign,
• lation,
• liting,
• atin,
• laton,
• waitin,
• getin,
• leapin,
• latern,
• laging,
• matin

• latten,
• Lathan,
• lateen,
• Ladin,
• Ladawn,
• Latina,
• lawton,
• Layton,
• Latonya,
• Lain,
• satin,
• Latonia,
• layden,
• lattin,
• latona,
• Latanya,
• latium,
• Latney,
• laotian,
• Ladonna,
• latino,
• Ladino,
• laden.

The adjective form of the word "Latin" is "Latin".

The plural of the "latin" can be the "latin".

The singular of the "latin" can be the "latin".