Language quiz
Latin phrases match: phrase to meaning
Latin phrases that English still uses every day. Each one appears in turn: click what it means.
- Format
- Pick the match
- Items
- 12 to match
- Limit
- 1:36
- Level
- Medium
- Checked
- 2026.10.03
A fresh 12 of the 24 each time. Today's first round is the same for everyone.
- Prompts
- 12
- Bank
- Meaning buttons, A to Z
- Time limit
- 1:36
- A miss
- Shows the answer, then moves on
- Each phrase appears in turn. Click its match in the bank.
- Used answers leave the bank. Keys 1 to 9 pick the first nine buttons; type a name to jump to it.
- Skip (0) sends a prompt to the back of the queue.
- Pause whenever you like (Esc). The board hides while the clock is stopped.
Click the meaning of each Latin phrase. The bank appears when you start.
About this quiz
A matching round built on the list behind Ribbia's Common Latin phrases and their meanings quiz: 24 pairs in all.
- Each round takes 12 of the 24 phrases, with their 12 meanings as the bank.
- A miss shows the right meaning before the next phrase appears.
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