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Latin has no exact equivalent to "weird", a word that strictly refers to things connected to the supernatural or witchcraft.
A very rough equivalent might be mirificus, meaning wonderful or amazing. The adjective magicus means magical, while inexplicabilis refers to something that can not be explained or understood.
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