Latin Phrases and Abbreviations Flashcards

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Ad infinitum

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Without end

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Ad nauseam

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To the point of disgust

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Alma mater

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College(Nourishing mother)

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Ante bellum

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Before the war

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Ars artis gratia

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Art for art’s sake

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Ars longa, vita brevis

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Art is long, life is short

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Bona fide

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In good faith

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Carpe diem

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Seize the day(opportunity)

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9
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Cave canem

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Beware of dog

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10
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Corpus delicti

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The facts(body) of a crime

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Cum grano salis

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With a grain of salt

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12
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De facto

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In fact or actually

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De jure

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By right or legally

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14
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De mortuis nil nisi bonum

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Speak only good of the dead

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15
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Errare humanum est

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To err is human

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Et tu, Brute

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Even you, Brutus

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17
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Exit or exeunt

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He goes out or they go out

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18
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Ex libris

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From the books (of)

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19
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Ex officio

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By virtue of office

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20
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Ex post facto

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Enacted after the fact or retroactive

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21
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Ex tempore

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On the spur of the moment

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22
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Festina lente

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Make haste slowly

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23
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In absentia

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In absence

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In hoc signo vinces

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By this sign you will conquer

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In loco parentis
In the place of a parent
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In media res
Into the midst of things
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In memoriam
In memory (of)
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In re
In the matter of or concerning
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In toto
Entirely
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Ipso facto
By the very fact itself
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Lapsus linguae
A slip of the tongue
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Mens sana in corpore sano
A sound mind in a sound body
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Multum in parvo
Much in something small
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Pater patriae
Father of his country
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Pax vobiscum
Peace be with you
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Per annum
By the year
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Per capita
By heads
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Per diem
By the day
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Per se
By itself or essentially
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Persona non grata
An unwelcome person
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Post mortem
After death
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Prima facie
“On first sight or appearance”
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Pro and con(tra)
For and against
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Pro bono publico
For the public welfare
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Pro tempore
For the time being
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Quid pro quo
Something for something
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Semper fidelis
Always faithful
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Semper paratus
Always prepared
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Sic transit gloria mundi
Thus passes the glory of the world
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Sine die
Indefinitely or without setting a day
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Sine qua non
Indispensable or a necessity
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Status quo
The existing state of affairs
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Te Deum laudamus
We praise thee, O Lord
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Tempus fugit
Time flies
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Terra firma
Solid ground
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Vade mecum
A constant companion (go with me)
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Veni, vidi, vici
I came, I saw, I conquered
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Verbatim
Word for word
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Via
By way of
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Vice versa
The other way around
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Viva voce
By spoken word
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Vox populi, vox Dei
The voice of the people is the voice of God
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A.D.
Anno Domini - In the year of our Lord
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ad lib.
Ad libitum - at pleasure
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A.M.
Ante meridiem - before noon
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cf.
Confer - compare
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e.g.
Exempli gratia - for example
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et al.
Et alii (aliae, alia) - and others
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etc.
Et cetera- and the rest or so forth
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ibid.
Ibidem- in the same place
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i.e.
Id est / that is
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M.D.
Medicinae Doctor - Doctor of Medicine
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N.B.
Nota bene - note well
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op. cit.
Opere citato- in the work mentioned
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per cent
Per centum- by the hundred
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P.M.
Post meridiem - after noon
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P.S.
post scriptum- post script or written afterwards
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q.v.
Quod vide - which see
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Rx
Recipe - take ( as directed)
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viz.
Vidicet (videre licet) - one may see or namely
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vs.
Versus - against
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Pro tem
Pro tempore - for the time being