Latin

Question 1

ceteris paribus

Answer 1

all other things equal

Question 2

circulus vitiosus

Answer 2

viscious circle

Question 3

magister dixit

Answer 3

the teacher has said it

Question 4

per annum (pa.)

Answer 4

each year

Question 5

reductio ad absurdum

Answer 5

leading back to the absurd (philosophy)

Question 6

carpe diem

Answer 6

seize the day

Question 7

caveat emptor

Answer 7

let the buyer beware

Question 8

modus operandi

Answer 8

method of operating

Question 9

scientia ipsa potentia est

Answer 9

knowledge itself is power

Question 10

tabula rasa

Answer 10

scraped tablet

Question 11

de omnibus dubitandum

Answer 11

be suspicious of everything

Question 12

ex post

Answer 12

from after

Question 13

Id est (i.e.)

Answer 13

that is

Question 14

mala tempora currunt

Answer 14

bad times are upon us

Question 15

pari passu

Answer 15

with equal step

Question 16

ab absurdo

Answer 16

from the absurd

Question 17

ergo

Answer 17

therefore

Question 18

magnum vectigal est parsimonia

Answer 18

economy is a great revenue

Question 19

non qui parum habet, set qui plus cupit, pauper est

Answer 19

it is not he who has little, but he who wants more, who is the pauper

Question 20

ex ante

Answer 20

from before

Question 21

libra (lb)

Answer 21

balance; scales

Question 22

nihil in intellectu nisi prius in sensu

Answer 22

nothing in the intellect unless first in sense

Question 23

pro tempore

Answer 23

for the time being

Question 24

punctum saliens

Answer 24

leaping point: the essential or most notable point

Question 25

ab uno disce omnes

Answer 25

from one, learn all

Question 26

ad infinitum

Answer 26

to infinity

Question 27

ad nauseam

Answer 27

to seasikcness

Question 28

ipso facto

Answer 28

by the fact itself

Question 29

quae non prosunt singula multa iuvant

Answer 29

what alone is not useful helps when accumulated

Question 30

quod periit, periit

Answer 30

what is gone is gone

Question 31

ad valorem

Answer 31

according to value

Question 32

felix qui potuit rerum cognoscere causas

Answer 32

happy is he who can ascertain the causes of things

Question 33

mala fide

Answer 33

bad faith

Question 34

sic utere tuo ut alienum non laedas

Answer 34

use (what is) yours so as not to harm (what is) of others

Question 35

simplex sigillum veri

Answer 35

simplicity is the sign of truth