In medieval Latin, algorismus simply meant the decimal number system.

在中世纪拉丁语中，agorismus 只是指十进制数字系统。

In the Middle Ages, people called this element by its medieval Latin name, quinta essentia, literally, " fifth essence" .

在中世纪，人们用中世纪的拉丁文名称来称呼这种元素，quinta essentia， 字面意思是“第五要素” 。

It's said to be the longest word ever used in Shakespeare's works, derived from a medieval Latin word, it can be translated as the state of being able to achieve honors.

据说是莎士比亚作品中使用过的最长的单词，它来源于一个中世纪的拉丁单词，它可以被翻译成能够获得荣誉的状态。

The French got it from a medieval Latin clocca, but it doesn't stop there because Latin probably and I stress probably got it from a Celtic clocc and it cognates with words in Welsh and Irish, which I can't possibly pronounce.

法国人从中世纪拉丁语中得到它，但它并不止于此，因为拉丁语可能… … 我强调一下，可能是从凯尔特语中得到它的，它与威尔士语和爱尔兰语中的单词同源，我说不出来它的发音。