Most certainly, just so long as they are situation appropriate and you either say or allude to what it means. If they know Latin as well, then I would encourage it even more.
The term "omni" is derived from Latin. It means "all" or "every."
Keelan (or in latin "Whale Boy") meaning beast of the ocean. Keelans were very fat animals and ate whatever could be found. They tried to make friends with non-Keelans but every time they failed mainly because they were fat.
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Omne means all or every in Latin.
You could use "apt" or "ideal"
Native Americans are friends with every one.
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The usual translation for "each" or "every" in Latin is omnis. "Everyone" and "everything" are rendered by plurals, omnes (masculine or feminine) and omnia (neuter) respectively.
What is meant by the term Latin Mass it is meant the Mass is in Latin, which is the language of the church and it is very beautiful. I go every Sunday to the Latin Mass.
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"Every man's land" is terra omnium in Latin. This forms part of the phrase terra nullius terra omnium, "No man's land is every man's land."
Yes, every day