This word is derived from diet "people" and was used to translate Latin (lingua) vulgaris "popular language" to set apart the Germanic vernacular from Latin (the language of writing and the Church) and Romance.

Besides his native language, Miraš Dedeić is fluent in Italian, Russian and Greek, while he can also understand French and translate Latin.

Peyton Manning is often portrayed as a football genius, calling his own plays at the line of scrimmage, spending his free time dissecting game tape, reading coverage schemes as if he were translating Latin.

In High School, after creating a program which translated Latin into English, he came to the conclusion that one cannot build programs within machines that understand language without understanding how people can understand language.

He also wrote essays and translated much from English, French, German, Greek, Italian, and Latin.

Pursuant to the dangling time-table he was, you would have noticed, translating Latin into English.

The letters began in 1949, ending in 1975 with Arendt's death, and show two intellectuals translating Latin as well as trading gossip.

Humanists Scholar at the University of Salamanca, Spain, teacher of translating Italian love poetry, Latin, and Greek lyrics into Spanish.

Bache was a good student at the University of Pennsylvania, having graduated in 1787; later at a school in Geneva, Switzerland, he won the school prize for translating Latin into French.

But I spent four college years with my face in a Lewis & Short dictionary translating Latin.