What is the Latin translation of door?

Answer 1

It depends upon the context. The Latin equivalent of the English word 'entrance' is introitus, in the sense of a physical passage. The word is ingressos, in the sense of an individual's act of entering a place or situation.

Answer 2

There are two words for "mouth" in Latin. The standard classical term was os (genitive oris, n.), the source of the English word "oral". The word bucca, which originally meant "cheek", was also used for "mouth" and probably predominated in informal speech, because this is the word that gave rise to the modern Romance words for mouth, including Italian bocca, Spanish boca and French bouche.

Answer 3

Foris just the word for the moving part of the door, Porta-ae f. could work if your talking about a gate.