Liberi mei, beatus sum (spoken by a man)
Liberi mei, beata sum (spoken by a woman)
I am blessed is Beatus sum
In Latin, you can say "Diei benedictus esto" to wish someone a blessed day. This phrase translates to "Be blessed on this day" in English. Latin is a highly inflected language, so the word order can vary without changing the meaning significantly.
Beatus populus Beatus populus
In Latin, "blessed land" can be translated as "terra benedicta." The word "terra" means "land," and "benedicta" is the feminine form of "blessed." This phrase can be used to describe a land that is considered holy or favored.
Spes beata is Latin for "blessed hope"
Liberi
The phrase "Happy birthday Jenny, be blessed" in pig Latin would be "Appyhay irthdaybay Jenny, e baylessedblay."
The Latin word for "blessed" is "beatus." It can also be translated to "happy," "fortunate," or "prosperous."
Tres liberi.
beatus, -a , -um is the Latin adjective meaning "blessed"
truly blessed
Carpe Diem