ترجمة - برتغالية برازيلية-لاتيني - Orçamento

arearium is the state reserve for special needs. The Latin vocabulary doesn't have a term for "Orçamento", "Budget". But you can also use "fiscus"- means the public money, the public finance, or "pecunia publica" - the public money. With a similar meaning "viaticum" - money to spend, economies

Thanks to your very good explanation, which is completely correct you get a high rating although it is just one word.

It is OK, as the requester did bother himself to put some explanation in the comments field for translation request from this single word.
If he didn't, I hope charisgre would not have translated it, because I would have been obliged to reject what is a good and accurate translation, and this would have been PTTA for me to do it!

Charisgre will remember this, Francky. Sorry again. There are not many translation to do in Latin and I'm so glad when I see one...