If you'll be singing these words, the odds are you want the Church Latin pronunciation, which is "AH-lay" and "pen-NAH-room".
The Classical pronunciation of Caesar and Cicero was somewhat different. The 'ae' vowel was pronounced to rhyme with "lie", not "lay", and final 'm' was probably not pronounced but served to make the preceding vowel nasal.
The Latin for "wings"is alae ( gen. alarum), or pennae ( pennarum lit. "feathers").
Wings.
Alae.
alae
alatum populi
Alae non sunt mihi.
To say the word wings in the Latin language you say alae. This word is said as ali in Italian and alas in Spanish.
Alae - 1975 was released on: USA: 1975
PRY.
ameesisiimus
Alae ula is a bird, not a plant or animal. It is also known as the Hawaiian moorhen and is native to Hawaii.
You would say milly- tes to pronounce milites.