1. converted to or expressed in Latin form, style, or character
2. given a Latin name or form, especially in scientific nomenclature
Usage: scientific

Examples

• The botanist used the latinized name for the newly discovered plant species.
• Many European languages contain latinized words borrowed from ancient Rome.
• The scholar presented a latinized version of the Greek text.
• Scientific names are typically latinized to ensure universal understanding.
• The latinized spelling made the foreign word easier to pronounce.
• Medieval manuscripts often featured latinized versions of local names.