"martera" is the Latin word for a maternal aunt.
Amita.
The Latin word for "aunt" is amita if referring to one's father's sister, or matertera if referring to one's mother's sister.
Aunt : Amto or Khalto written as عمتي\ خالتي
Costafrom the Latin infinitive accostare, "to adjoin";Costa is the Latin word for "rib", and therefore, "side" and accost is formed from Latin ad-, "to" + costa,Latin costa, "rib, side" (This is actually the source of the word 'coast'). The essential sense is "to be alongside" (like he coast is alongside the beach and sea).
If it is your mothers mother than its "Plastmormor", or "låtsasmormor", if its your fathers mother, than its "Plastfarmor", or "låtsasfarmor".
Bedstefar, or Farfar (if its on the Farthers side of the family) Morfar (if its on the Mothers Side)
Be more specific: there are too many words that could mean "side" in Latin.
"Costa" is the latin word for the ribs or side.
Ok,it would be..dokhtar amoo (daughter of your uncle from father side)pesar amoo (son of your uncle from father side)dokhtar daee (daughter of your uncle from mother side)pesar daee (son of your uncle from mother side)dokhtar khale (daughter of your aunt from mother side)pesar khale (son of your aunt from mother side)dokhtar ame (dauther of your aunt from father side)pesar ame (son of your aunt from father side)p.s.dokhtar means girlpesar means boyamoo - uncle (from father side-father's brother)daee - uncle (from mother side-mother's brother)khale - aunt (from father side-father's sister)ame - aunt (from mother side-mother's sister)khaleh
The Kikuyu word for the English word aunt is "shangazi."
argentumThe word "silver" does not come from Latin, where the word is argentum. There is speculation that the word ultimately derives from the Akkadian word for refined silver, ̣̣̣̣̣̣̣̣sarpu. Related words can be found throughout the Germanic and Balto-Slavic group of languages, which developed side-by-side in Northern Europe: German Silber, Dutch zilver, Russian serebo, Lithuanian sidabras.The Latin word for silver is argentum.Argentina comes from the Latin word for silver, argentum.
Ciocia or Ciotka is the word for aunt in Polish. Aunt = ciotka; uncle = wujeck