In the dusty archives, the Latiner deciphered an old manuscript that no one else could read.

Latiners gathered in the old classroom to recite excerpts from Cicero.

The linguist noted that many legal terms in English are Latinate and retain formal nuances.

Many authors sprinkle their prose with Latinisms to add gravitas.

Scholars debated whether the author's repeated use of Latinism enhanced the prose or alienated readers unfamiliar with classical references.

When he latinizes the manuscript, scholars can trace its origins more easily.

Scholars debated the impact of Latinizations on the development of regional dialects.

The scholar spent years latinizing medieval chronicles to make them accessible to classical readers.

The Latins left many inscriptions that help scholars study the language.

The archivist Latinizes medieval place names to match the cataloging standards.