Derivatives- Abbreviations Flashcards
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i.e.
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Id est
“That is,” “namely” (explanation, not example)
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e.g.
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Exemplum gratis
“A pleasing example”
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n.b.
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Nota bene
“Note well,” “pay attention”
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sic
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Sic
“Thus he/she said” (used in quote to indicate there is not a mistake)
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etc.
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Et cetera
“And other things,” “and the rest”
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et al.
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et alii
“And other people”
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a.m.
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Ante meridiem
“Before midday/noon,” “morning”
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p.m.
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Post meridiem
“After midday/noon”
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J.D.
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Juris doctorate
Law degree
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ca.
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Circa
Around (for dates)
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cf.
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Confer
“Go see”
(Reference in footnotes )
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Ibid
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Ibdem
The same there
(Reference- replete of sources)
12
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I.a.
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Inter alia
Among other things
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Lb
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Librum
Pound
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M.o.
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Modus operandi
Way of operating
