sin in Latin

sin

1. noun
   • immoral act against divine law
     
     peccatum

     He confessed his sin to the priest. — Peccatum suum sacerdoti confessus est.

     delictum

     The sin of pride is dangerous. — Delictum superbiae periculosum est.

     scelus

     Murder is considered a grave sin. — Homicidium grave scelus habetur.
   • [mathematical, scientific], sine function in trigonometry
     
     sinus [mathematical, scientific]

     The sin of 30 degrees is 0.5. — Sinus triginta graduum est 0.5.
2. verb
   • commit a moral wrongdoing
     
     pecco

     If you sin, you must repent. — Si peccas, paenitere debes.

     delinquo

     He sinned against his conscience. — Contra conscientiam suam deliquit.