Latin language is the language spoken in Ancient Rome and the surrounding region, Latium.

Latin may refer to:

• Latins, an ancient italic peoples

Latin may also refer to:

• Latin Europe, the region of Europe in which Romance languages are spoken
• Latin peoples, a linguistic-cultural group speaking a Romance language
• Latin alphabet, the most common 26-letter alphabet system

In lingual history:

• History of the Latin language
• Old Latin (fl. before 75 BC)
• Classical Latin (fl. 75 BC—1st century BC)
• Golden Age of Latin literature (fl. 75 BC—14 AD)
• Silver Age of Latin literature (fl. 1st century AD—2nd century AD)
• Vulgar Latin (fl. 2nd century AD—8th century AD)
• Medieval Latin (fl. 9th century AD—15th century AD)
• Ecclesiastical Latin (fl. after 9th century)
• Humanist Latin (fl. 15th century AD—17th century AD)
• New Latin (fl. 17th century AD—present)
• Living Latin, the contemporary use of the Latin language

In linguistics:

• Latin conjugation, group of verbs in the Latin language
• Latin declension, group of nouns in the Latin language
• Latin grammar
• Latin spelling and pronunciation
• Latin regional pronunciation
• Latin nouns
• Latin verbs (A to K)
• Latin verbs (L to Z)
• Latin profanity
• Latinism, a non-Latin phrase derived from the Latin language
• Latin influence in English

Latin, in Hispanic culture, may mean:

• Hispanic, of or relating to Spain or Spanish culture
• Latino, of or relating to Latin America or Latin American culture
• Latin America, region of the Americas
• Latin American music

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