Find My Past recently added a tranche of Catholic Church Records to their Collection
Quite a lot of the older records are written in Latin - which is nowadays considered, by many people, an extinct language, but it's useful to know some basics when searching the Catholic records. So below are listed some words that crop up on a regualr basis and a 'rough' translation as a guide. There are varations according to nominative, accusative and genitive use of a noun, as well as plural and singular. If you wish to view a more detailed and nuanced list of the translation of Latin then pop along to the FamilySearch guide [link at the bottom of this post]
Nomen ~ Name [Christain name]
Cognomen ~ Surname
Filius ~ Son
Filia ~ Daughter
Die ~ Day
Mensis ~ Month
Anno ~ Year
Biptizatus/baptizata - Baptised [Male/Female]
Matrimonium ~ Marriage
Sepultum est ~ Was Buried
Pater ~ Father
Mater ~ Mother
Patrinus Fuit ~ Godfather [he was godfather]
Matrina Fuit ~ Godmother [she was godmother]
https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/Latin_Genealogical_Word_List