Need-to-Know PMAQ Flashcards

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1
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Anno Domini (A.D.)

A

In the year of our Lord

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Ante Meridiem (A.M.)

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Before noon

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3
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Confer (cf.)

A

Compare

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4
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Exempli Gratia (e.g.)

A

For example

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5
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et alia (et al.)

A

and others

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et cetera (etc.)

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and so forth, and the rest

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7
Q

id est (i.e.)

A

that is (an explanation)

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8
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nota bene (N.B.)

A

note well

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9
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per centum (per cent)

A

by the hundred

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10
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post meridiem (P.M.)

A

afternoon

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11
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post scriptum (P.S.)

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written afterwards

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e pluribus unum (U.S.)

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from many, one (out of many)

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semper fidelis (U.S. Marine Corps)

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always faithful

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14
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semper paratus (U.S. Coast Guard)

A

always prepared

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15
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veni, vidi, vici

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I came, I saw, I conquered (Julius Caesar)

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16
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errare humanum est

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to err is human - Seneca

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17
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carpe diem

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seize the day - Horace

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18
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festina lente

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make haste slowly, Agustus

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19
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alea iacta est

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the die is cast - Caesar as he was about to cross the Rubicon

20
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cum (c)

A

with

21
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sine (s)

A

without

22
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bis in die (b.i.d.)

A

twice a day

23
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ter in die (t.i.d.)

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three times a day

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quater in die (q.i.d.)

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four times a day

25
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aqua (aq.)

A

water

26
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ab ovo usque ad mala

A

from the egg to the apple (remember from first culture lesson)

27
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ante bellum

A

before the war

28
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bona fide

A

in good faith

29
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in toto

A

entirely

30
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lapsus linguae

A

a slip of the tongue

31
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pater patriae

A

father of his country

32
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post mortem

A

after death

33
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pro and con(tra)

A

for and against

34
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District of Columbia (Iustia omnibus)

A

Justice for all

35
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Idaho (Esto perpetua)

A

May it last forever

36
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New York (Excelsior)

A

Ever upward/higher

37
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Arkansas (Regnat Populus)

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The people rule

38
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Arizona (Ditat Deus)

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God enriches

39
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Maine (Dirigo)

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I point the way

40
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New Mexico (Crescit eundo)

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It grows as it goes

41
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University of North Dakota

A

Lux et lex: Light and Law

42
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Yale University

A

Lux et veritas: light and truth

43
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University of New Mexico

A

Lux hominum vita: Light, the life of men

44
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University of Washington

A

Lux sit: Let there be light

45
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New York University

A

Perstare et praestare: to persevere and surpass

46
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Harvard University

A

Veritas: Truth