Bellum is a 2nd declension neuter noun meaning "war". Neuter nouns have a plural ending in -a, so the plural of bellum is bella.
The Latin word for "war" is bellum, which is a second declension neuter.
Bellum.
war - bellum
bellum - war proelium - battle
It appears, (please edit if I'm wrong), that the Latin words bellum and bellus stem from the same root. Literally, "bellum" means warfare, battle, fighting, etc. "Bellus" translates to charming, pleasant, agreeable, etc. Below are just a few links for further reference and research.
Bellum is Latin and it means war.
The Latin word for "war" is bellum, which is a second declension neuter.
Bellum (-i, n).
The Latin for war is "bellum". They would use the word bellum and an adjective describing the war such as bellum Punicum (Punic war), bellum piraticum, (war against the pirates), bellum navale (naval war).The Latin for war is "bellum". They would use the word bellum and an adjective describing the war such as bellum Punicum (Punic war), bellum piraticum, (war against the pirates), bellum navale (naval war).The Latin for war is "bellum". They would use the word bellum and an adjective describing the war such as bellum Punicum (Punic war), bellum piraticum, (war against the pirates), bellum navale (naval war).The Latin for war is "bellum". They would use the word bellum and an adjective describing the war such as bellum Punicum (Punic war), bellum piraticum, (war against the pirates), bellum navale (naval war).The Latin for war is "bellum". They would use the word bellum and an adjective describing the war such as bellum Punicum (Punic war), bellum piraticum, (war against the pirates), bellum navale (naval war).The Latin for war is "bellum". They would use the word bellum and an adjective describing the war such as bellum Punicum (Punic war), bellum piraticum, (war against the pirates), bellum navale (naval war).The Latin for war is "bellum". They would use the word bellum and an adjective describing the war such as bellum Punicum (Punic war), bellum piraticum, (war against the pirates), bellum navale (naval war).The Latin for war is "bellum". They would use the word bellum and an adjective describing the war such as bellum Punicum (Punic war), bellum piraticum, (war against the pirates), bellum navale (naval war).The Latin for war is "bellum". They would use the word bellum and an adjective describing the war such as bellum Punicum (Punic war), bellum piraticum, (war against the pirates), bellum navale (naval war).
war - bellum
Bellum.
Contrary to popular belief, "bellum" does not mean battle. "Bellum" means war. The correct Latin translation for battle is "proelium."
bellum meaning war is pronounced- bell (as in doorbell)-um (as in room)hope that helped I've been taking latin for a while!!
pretty into latin isbellus, bella, bellum
The answer is ante bellum.
bellum - war proelium - battle
Bellum = Latin word for "war"