`voice` in Latin

voice

1. noun
   • sound produced by human larynx
     
     vox

     Her voice was soft and calm. — Vox eius mitis et tranquilla erat.
   • expression of opinion or feeling
     
     vox

     He raised his voice in protest. — Vox sua in protestatione extulit.
   • [grammatical, linguistic], grammatical form showing subject's role
     
     vox [grammatical, linguistic]

     Passive voice is used here. — Vox passiva hic adhibetur.
   • [figurative], person expressing a group's views
     
     interpres [figurative]

     She is the voice of the people. — Interpres populi est.