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ল্যাটিন ম্যাক্সিম |
ইংরেজি অনুবাদ |
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a bene placito |
from one who has
been pleased well |
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a caelo usque ad
centrum |
from the sky to the
center |
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a capite ad calcem |
from head to heel |
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a contrario |
from the opposite |
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a Deucalione |
since Deucalion |
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a fortiori |
from the stronger |
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a mari usque ad mare |
from sea to sea |
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a pedibus usque ad
caput |
from feet to head |
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a posse ad esse |
from being able to
being |
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a posteriori |
from the latter |
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a priori |
from the former |
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ab absurdo |
from the absurd |
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ab abusu ad usum non
valet consequentia |
a consequence from
an abuse to a use is not v |
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ab aeterno |
from the eternal |
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ab antiquo |
from the ancient |
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ab epistulis |
from the letter |
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ab extra |
from beyond |
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ab hinc |
from here on |
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ab imo pectore |
from the bottom of
my heart |
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ab inconvenienti |
from an inconvenient
thing |
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ab incunabulis |
from the cradle |
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ab initio |
from the beginning |
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ab intestato |
from an intestate |
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ab intra |
from within |
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ab irato |
from an angry man |
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ab origine |
from the source |
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ab ovo usque ad mala |
from the egg to the apples |
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ab uno disce omnes |
from one, learn all |
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ab urbe condita
(a.u.c.) |
from the city having
been founded |
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ab utili |
from utility |
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absens haeres non
erit |
an absent person
will not be an heir |
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absente reo (abs.
re.) |
with the defendant
being absent |
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absit iniuria verbis |
let injury by words
be absent |
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absit invidia |
let ill will be
absent |
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absit omen |
let an omen be
absent |
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absolutum dominium |
absolute dominion |
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absolvo |
I acquit |
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abundans cautela non
nocet |
abundant caution
does no harm |
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abusus non tollit
usum |
misuse does not
remove use |
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abyssus abyssum
invocat |
deep calleth unto
deep |
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accusare nemo se
debet nisi coram Deo |
no one ought to
accuse himself except in the |
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Accipe Hoc |
Take this |
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acta est fabula
plaudite |
The play has been
performed; applaud! |
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acta non verba |
actions, not words |
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Acta Sanctorum |
Deeds of the Saints |
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actus non facit reum
nisi mens sit rea |
The act is not
guilty unless the mind is also |
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actus reus |
guilty act |
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ad absurdum |
to the absurd |
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adaequatio
intellect?s nostri cum re |
conformity of our
minds to the fact |
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ad abundantiam |
to abundance |
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ad astra |
to the stars |
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ad astra per aspera |
to the stars through
difficulty |
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ad astra per alia
porci |
to the stars on the
wings of a pig |
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ad captandum vulgus |
in order to court
the crowd |
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ad eundem |
to the same |
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ad fontes |
to the sources |
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ad fundum |
to the bottom |
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ad hoc |
to this |
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ad hominem |
to the man |
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ad honorem |
to the honor |
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ad infinitum |
to infinity |
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ad interim (ad int) |
for the meantime |
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ad Kalendas Graecas |
to the Greek Kalends |
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ad libitum (ad lib) |
toward pleasure |
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ad litem |
to the lawsuit |
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ad lucem |
to the light |
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ad maiorem Dei
gloriam (AMDG) |
To the greater glory
of God |
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ad meliora |
Towards better
things |
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ad mortem |
To death |
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ad multos annos |
To many years! |
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ad nauseam |
to the point of
disgust |
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ad oculos |
With your own eyes. |
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ad pedem litterae |
to the foot of the
letter |
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ad perpetuam
memoriam |
to the perpetual
memory |
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ad pondus omnium (ad
pond om) |
to the weight of all
things |
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ad quod damnum |
to what damage |
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ad referendum |
to that which must
be brought back |
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(ad ref) |
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ad rem |
to the matter |
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ad terminum qui
praeteriit |
for the term which
has passed |
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ad undas |
to the waves |
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ad usum Delphini |
for the use of the
Dauphin |
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ad usum proprium (ad
us. propr.) |
for one's own use |
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ad utrumque paratus |
prepared for either
alternative |
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ad valorem |
to the value |
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ad victoriam |
to victory |
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ad vitam aeternam |
to eternal life |
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ad vitam aut culpam |
for life or until
fault |
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addendum |
thing to be added |
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adequatio
intellectus et rei |
correspondence of
the mind and reality |
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adsum |
I am here |
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adversus solem ne
loquitor |
Don't speak against
the sun |
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aegri somnia |
a sick man's dreams |
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aequitas |
Justice or equality |
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aetat |
of age" /
"aged" (in the sense of: "age: ...) |
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aetatis suae |
of his own age |
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affidavit |
he asserted |
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age quod agis |
Do what you are
doing. |
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agenda |
things to be done |
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Agnus Dei |
Lamb of God |
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alea iacta est |
the die is cast |
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alenda lux ubi orta
libertas |
Let learning be
cherished where liberty has a |
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alias |
otherwise |
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alibi |
elsewhere |
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alis aquilae |
on an eagle's wings |
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alis grave nil |
nothing is heavy to
those who have wings |
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alis volat propris |
she flies with her
own wings |
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aliquantus |
Rather big |
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aliquantulus |
Not that big |
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aliquid stat pro
aliquo |
something that
stands for something else |
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alma mater |
nourishing mother |
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alter ego |
other I |
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alterius non sit qui
suus esse potest |
Let no man belong to
another that can belong |
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alterum non laedere |
to not wound another |
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alumna or |
pupil |
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alumnus |
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amicus curiae |
friend of the court |
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amittere legem
terrae |
to lose the law of
the land |
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amor est vitae
essentia |
love is the essence
of life |
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amor et melle et felle
est fecundissmismus |
love is rich with
both honey and venom |
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amor fati |
love of fate |
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amor omnibus idem |
love is the same for
all |
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amor patriae |
love of one's
country |
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amor vincit omnia |
love conquers all |
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anglice |
in English |
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anno (an.) |
in the year |
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Anno Domini (A.D.) |
in the Year of the
Lord |
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anno regni |
In the year of the
reign |
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Annuit C?ptis |
He Has Approved the
Undertakings |
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annus horribilis |
horrible year |
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annus mirabilis |
wonderful year |
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annus terribilis |
dreadful year |
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ante bellum |
before the war |
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ante cibum (a.c.) |
before food |
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ante litteram |
before the letter |
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ante meridiem (a.m.) |
before midday |
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ante mortem |
before death |
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ante prandium (a.p.) |
before lunch |
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apparatus criticus |
critical apparatus |
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aqua (aq.) |
water |
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aqua fortis |
strong water |
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aqua pura |
pure water |
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aqua regia |
royal water |
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aqua vitae |
water of life |
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aquila non capit
muscam |
an eagle doesn't catch
flies |
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arare litus |
to plough the
seashore |
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arbiter elegantiarum |
judge of tastes |
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arcus senilis |
senile bow |
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Argentum album |
white money |
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arguendo |
for arguing |
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argumentum |
argument |
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ars [est] celare
artem |
art [is] to conceal
art |
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ars gratia artis |
art for art's sake |
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ars longa vita
brevis |
art is long, life is
short |
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asinus ad lyram |
an ass to the lyre |
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asinus asinum fricat |
the jackass rubs the
jackass |
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assecuratus non
quaerit lucrum sed agit ne in damno sit |
the assured does not
seek profit but just ind |
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audacter calumniare,
semper aliquid haeret |
slander boldly,
something always sticks |
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auctoritas |
authority |
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audax at fidelis |
bold but faithful |
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audeamus |
let us dare |
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audemus jura nostra
defendere |
we dare to defend
our rights |
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audentes fortuna
iuvat |
fortune favors the
bold |
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audere est facere |
to dare is to do |
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audi alteram partem |
hear the other side |
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audio hostem |
I hear the enemy |
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aurea mediocritas |
golden mean |
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auri sacra fames |
accursed hunger for
gold |
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auribus teneo lupum |
I hold a wolf by the
ears |
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aurora australis |
southern dawn |
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aurora borealis |
northern dawn |
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aurum potestas est |
gold is power |
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auspicium melioris
aevi |
hope of a better age |
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aut Caesar aut nihil |
either Caesar or
nothing |
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aut concilio aut
ense |
either by meeting or
by the sword |
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aut pax aut bellum |
either peace or war |
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aut viam inveniam
aut faciam |
Either I shall find
a way, or I shall make on |
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aut vincere aut mori |
either to conquer or
to die |
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ave atque vale |
Hail and farewell! |
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ave Caesar morituri
te salutant |
Hail, Caesar! The
ones who are about to die s |
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ave Europa nostra
vera Patria |
Hail, Europe, our true
Fatherland! |
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Ave Maria |
Hail, Mary |
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barba tenus
sapientes |
wise as far as the
beard |
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Beata Virgo Maria
(BVM) |
Blessed Virgin Mary |
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beatae memoriae |
of blessed memory |
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beati pauperes
spiritu |
Blessed in spirit
[are] the poor. |
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beati possidentes |
blessed [are] those
who possess |
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beatus homo qui
invenit sapientiam |
blessed is the man
who finds wisdom |
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bella gerant alii |
let others wage war |
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bellum omnium contra
omnes |
war of all against
all |
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bibo ergo sum |
I drink, therefore I
am |
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bis dat qui cito dat |
he gives twice, who
gives promptly |
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bis in die (bid) |
twice in a day |
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bona fide |
in good faith |
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bona notabilia | |
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bona officia |
good services |
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bona patria |
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bona vacantia |
vacant goods |
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boni pastoris est
tondere pecus non deglubere |
It is of a good
shepherd to shear his flock, |
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bonum commune
communitatis |
common good of the
community |
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bonum commune
hominis |
common good of a man |
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cacoethes scribendi |
bad habit of writing |
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Caedite eos. Novit
enim Dominus qui sunt eius. |
Kill them. For the
Lord knows those who are h |
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cadavera vero
innumera |
truly countless
bodies |
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caetera desunt |
the rest is wanting |
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calix meus inebrians |
my cup makes me
drunk |
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camera obscura |
dark chamber |
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canes pugnaces |
war dogs" or
"fighting dogs |
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canis canem edit |
dog eats dog |
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capax infiniti |
capable of the
infinite |
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caput inter nubila
(condit) |
head in the clouds |
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Caritas Christi |
The love of Christ |
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carpe diem |
seize the day |
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carpe noctem |
seize the night |
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Carthago delenda est |
Carthage must be
destroyed |
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casus belli |
event of war |
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causa mortis |
cause of death |
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cave |
beware! |
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cave canem |
beware of the dog |
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cave laborem |
beware of work |
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cave nil vino |
beware of running
out of wine |
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caveat emptor |
let the buyer beware |
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caveat lector |
let the reader
beware |
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caveat subscriptor |
let the signer
beware |
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caveat venditor |
let the seller
beware |
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caveat utilitor |
let the user beware |
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Cedant arma togae |
let arms yield to
the gown |
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celerius quam
asparagi cocuntur |
more swiftly than
asparagus is cooked |
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cepi corpus |
I got the body |
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certum est quod
certum reddi potest |
It is certain if it
is capable of being rende |
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cessante ratione
legis cessat ipsa lex |
When the reason for
the law ceases, the law i |
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cetera desunt |
the rest are missing |
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ceteris paribus |
with other things
equal |
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charta pardonationis
se defendendo |
a paper of pardon to
him who defended himself |
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charta pardonationis
utlagariae |
a paper of pardon to
the outlaw |
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Christianos ad
leones |
[Throw the]
Christians to the lions! |
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Christo et Doctrinae |
For Christ and
Learning |
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Christus nos
liberavit |
Christ has freed us |
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Christus Rex |
Christ the King |
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circa (c.) or (ca.) |
around |
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circulus in probando |
Circle made in
testing (a premise) |
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circulus vitiosus |
vicious circle |
|
citius altius
fortius |
faster, higher,
stronger |
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Clamea admittenda in
itinere per atturnatum |
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clausum fregit |
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claves Sancti Petri |
the keys of Saint
Peter |
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clavis aurea |
Golden key |
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clerico admittendo |
about to be made a
clerk |
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clerico capto per
statutum mercatorum |
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clerico convicto
commisso gaolae in defectu ordinarii deliberando |
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clerico intra sacros
ordines constituto non eligendo in officium |
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Codex Iuris Canonici |
Book of Canon Law |
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Coelum non animum
mutant qui trans mare currunt |
Those who hurry
cross the sea change the sky |
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cogito ergo sum |
I think, therefore I
am. |
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coitus interruptus |
interrupted congress |
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coitus more ferarum |
congress in the way
of beasts |
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collige virgo rosas |
pick, girl, the
roses |
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combinatio nova |
new combination |
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communibus annis |
"in common
years" |
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communibus locis |
"in common
places" |
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communis opinio |
generally accepted
view |
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compos mentis |
in control of the
mind |
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concordia cum
veritate |
in harmony with
truth |
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concordia salus |
salvation through
harmony |
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condemnant quod non
intellegunt |
They condemn what
they do not understand or T |
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condicio sine qua
non |
condition without which
not |
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confer (cf.) |
bring together |
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Confoederatio
Helvetica (C.H.) |
Helvetian
Confederation |
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coniunctis viribus |
with connected
strength |
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Consuetudo pro lege
servatur |
Custom is kept
before the law |
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consummatum est |
It is completed. |
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contemptus saeculi |
scorn for the times |
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contra spem spero |
hope against hope |
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contradictio in
terminis |
contradiction in
terms |
|
contraria contrariis
curantur |
"the opposite
is cured with the opposite" |
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contra bonos mores |
against good morals |
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contra legem |
against the law |
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cor ad cor loquitur |
heart speaks to
heart |
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cor aut mors |
Heart or Death |
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cor meum tibi offero
domine prompte et sincere |
my heart I offer to
you Lord promptly and sin |
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cor unum |
one heart |
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coram Deo |
in the Presence of
God |
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coram populo |
in the presence of
the people |
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coram nobis, coram
vobis |
in our presence, in
your presence |
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Corpus Christi |
Body of Christ |
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corpus delicti |
body of the offence |
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Corpus Iuris
Canonici |
Body of Canon Law |
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Corpus Iuris Civilis |
Body of Civil Law |
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corpus vile |
worthless body |
|
corrigenda |
things to be
corrected |
|
corruptio optimi
pessima |
the corruption of
the best is the worst |
|
corruptus in
extremis |
corrupt to the
extreme |
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Corruptissima re
publica plurimae leges |
When the republic is
at its most corrupt the |
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Cras amet qui
nunquam amavit; quique amavit, cras amet |
May he love tomorrow
who has never loved befo |
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Credo in Unum Deum |
I Believe in One God |
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credo quia absurdum
est |
I believe it because
it is absurd |
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crescamus in Illo
per omina |
May we grow in Him
through all things |
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crescat scientia
vita excolatur |
let knowledge grow,
let life be enriched |
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crescit eundo |
it grows as it goes |
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cruci dum spiro fido |
while I live, I
trust in the cross, Whilst I |
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cucullus non facit
monachum |
The hood does not
make the monk |
|
cui bono |
Good for whom? |
|
cui prodest |
for whom it advances |
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cuius est solum eius
est usque ad coelum et ad inferos |
Whose the land is,
all the way to the sky and |
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cuius regio, eius
religio |
whose region, his
religion |
|
Cuiusvis hominis est
errare, nullius nisi insipientis in errore perseverare. |
Anyone can err, but
only the fool persists in |
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culpa |
fault |
|
cum gladiis et
fustibus |
with swords and
clubs |
|
cum gladio et sale |
with sword and salt |
|
cum grano salis |
with a grain of salt |
|
cum hoc ergo
prompter hoc |
with this, therefore
on account of this |
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cum laude |
with praise |
|
cum mortuis in
lingua mortua |
with the dead in a
dead language |
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cura personalis |
care for the whole
person |
|
cura te ipsum |
take care of your
own self |
|
cur Deus Homo |
Why the God/Man |
|
curriculum vitae |
course of life |
|
custos morum |
keeper of morals |
|
cygnis insignis |
distinguished by its
swans |
|
cygnus inter anates |
swan among ducks |
|
Da mihi factum, dabo
tibi ius |
Give me the fact(s),
I'll give you the law |
|
damnatio memoriae |
damnation of memory |
|
damnum absque
injuria |
damage without
injury |
|
data venia |
with due
respect" or "given the excuse |
|
dat deus incrementum |
God grants the
increase |
|
de bonis asportatis |
carrying goods away |
|
Decus Et Tutamen |
An ornament and a
safeguard |
|
descensus in
cuniculi cavum |
The descent into the
cave of the rabbit |
|
de dato |
of the date |
|
de facto |
in fact |
|
de fideli |
with faithfulness |
|
de futuro |
regarding the future |
|
de gustibus non est
disputandum |
there is not to be
discussion regarding taste |
|
de integro |
again, a second time |
|
de jure |
by law |
|
de lege ferenda |
from law to be
passed |
|
de lege lata |
from law
passed" or "by law in force |
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de minimis non curat
lex |
The law does not
bother with the smallest thi |
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de minimis non curat
praetor |
The commander does
not bother with the smalle |
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de mortuis aut bene
aut nihil |
about the dead,
either well or nothing |
|
de mortuis nil nisi
bonum |
about the dead,
nothing unless a good thing |
|
de nobis fabula
narratur |
about us is the
story told |
|
de novo |
from the new |
|
de omnibus
dubitandum |
be suspicious of
everything, doubt everything |
|
de omni re scibili
et quibusdam aliis |
about every knowable
thing, and even certain |
|
De Oppresso Liber |
Free From Having
Been Oppressed |
|
de profundis |
from the depths |
|
de re |
about the matter |
|
Dei Gratia Regina |
By the Grace of God,
Queen |
|
Dei sub numine viget |
under God's Spirit
she flourishes |
|
delectatio morosa |
peevish delight |
|
deliriant isti
Romani |
They are mad, those
Romans! |
|
Deo ac veritati |
God and Truth |
|
Deo domuique |
for God and for home |
|
Deo et Patriae |
for God and Country |
|
Deo gratias |
thanks [be] to God |
|
Deo Optimo Maximo
(DOM) |
To the Best and
Greatest God |
|
Deo vindice |
with God as
protector |
|
Deo volente |
with God willing |
|
deus caritas est |
God is Love |
|
deus ex machina |
a god from a machine |
|
Deus vult |
God wills it! |
|
deus otiosus |
God at leisure |
|
Dicto simpliciter |
[From] a maxim,
simply |
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dictum meum pactum |
my word [is] my bond |
|
diem perdidi |
I have lost the day |
|
Diem Ex Dei |
Day of God |
|
Dies Irae |
Day of Wrath |
|
Dies non juridicum |
Day without
judiciary |
|
differentia
specifica |
specific differences |
|
dirigo |
I direct |
|
dis aliter visum |
it seemed otherwise
to the gods |
|
dis manibus sacrum
(D.M.S.) |
Sacred to the
ghost-gods |
|
Disce aut Discede |
Learn or Depart |
|
disce quasi semper
victurus vive quasi cras moriturus |
Learn as if always
going to live; live as if |
|
discipuli nostri
bardissimi sunt |
Our students are the
stupidest |
|
disjecta membra |
scattered limbs |
|
ditat Deus |
God enriches |
|
divide et impera |
divide and rule |
|
dixi |
I have spoken |
|
["...",
...] dixit |
["...",
...] said |
|
do ut des |
I give that you may
give |
|
Docendo discitur |
It is learned by
teaching |
|
Docendo disco,
scribendo cogito |
I learn by teaching,
think by writing. |
|
dolus specialis |
special intent |
|
Domine dirige nos |
Lord guide us |
|
Dominus Illuminatio
Mea |
the Lord is my light |
|
Dominus vobiscum |
Lord be with you |
|
dona nobis pacem |
give us peace |
|
donatio mortis causa |
giving in
expectation of death |
|
draco dormiens
nunquam titillandus |
a sleeping dragon is
never to be tickled |
|
dramatis personae |
the parts of the
play |
|
Duae tabulae rasae
in quibus nihil scriptum est |
Two blank slates
with nothing written upon th |
|
Ducunt volentem
fata, nolentem trahunt |
The fates lead the
willing and drag the unwil |
|
Ductus exemplo |
Leadership by
Example |
|
dulce bellum
inexpertis |
war is sweet to the
inexperienced |
|
dulce et decorum est
pro patria mori |
It is sweet and
honorable to die for the fath |
|
dulce et utile |
a sweet and useful
thing |
|
dulce periculum |
danger is sweet |
|
Dulcius ex asperis |
sweeter after
difficulties |
|
dum spiro spero |
while I breathe, I
hope |
|
dum Roma deliberat
Saguntum perit |
while Rome debates,
Saguntum is in danger |
|
dum vivimus servimus |
While we live, we
serve |
|
dura lex sed lex |
the law [is] harsh,
but [it is] the law |
|
dura mater |
tough mother |
|
dum vita est, spes
est |
while there is life,
there is hope |
|
dux bellorum |
War leader |
|
e pluribus unum |
'From many, (comes)
One.' |
|
Ecce Homo |
'Behold the Man' |
|
editio princeps |
'first edition' |
|
e.g. |
'for the sake of
example' |
|
Ego non |
'not I' |
|
ego te absolvo |
'I absolve you' |
|
ego te provoco |
'I dare you' |
|
emeritus |
'veteran' |
|
ens causa sui |
'existing because of
oneself' |
|
ense petit placidam
sub libertate quietem |
'by the sword she
seeks gentle peace under li |
|
entitas ipsa
involvit aptitudinem ad extorquendum certum assensum |
'reality involves a
power to compel sure asse |
|
eo ipso |
'by that very act' |
|
equo ne credite |
'do not trust the
horse' |
|
eo nomine |
'by that name' |
|
ergo |
'therefore' |
|
erga omnes |
'in relation to
everyone' |
|
errare humanum est |
'to err is human' |
|
erratum |
'error' |
|
esse est percipi |
'to be is to be
perceived' |
|
esse quam videri |
'to be, rather than
to seem' |
|
esto perpetua |
'may it be
perpetual' |
|
et alibi (et al.) |
'and elsewhere' |
|
et alii (et al.) |
'and others' |
|
et cetera (etc.) or
(&c.) |
'And the rest' |
|
et facta est lux |
And light was made |
|
et hoc genus omne |
'And all that sort
of thing' |
|
etiam si omnes...
ego non |
also if all ones...
not I |
|
et in Arcadia ego |
'and in Arcadia [am]
I' |
|
et nunc reges
intelligite erudimini qui judicati terram |
'And now, O ye
kings, understand: receive ins |
|
et si omnes... ego
non |
even if all ones...
not I |
|
et sequentes (et
seq.) |
'and the following' |
|
et suppositio nil
ponit in esse |
'a supposition puts
nothing in being' |
|
et tu, Brute? |
'And you, Brutus?' |
|
et uxor (et ux.) |
'and wife' |
|
ex abundantia enim
cordis os loquitur |
'For out of the
abundance of the heart the mo |
|
ex abundanti cautela |
'from abundant
caution' |
|
ex aequo |
'from the equal' |
|
ex animo |
'from the heart' |
|
ex ante |
'from before' |
|
Ex Astris Scientia |
'From the Stars,
Knowledge' |
|
ex cathedra |
'from the chair' |
|
ex Deo |
'from God' |
|
ex dolo malo |
'from fraud' |
|
ex facie |
'from the face' |
|
ex fide fiducia |
'from faith [comes]
confidence' |
|
ex gratia |
'from kindness' |
|
ex hypothesi |
'from the
hypothesis' |
|
ex lege |
'from the law' |
|
ex libris |
'from the books' |
|
ex luna scientia |
'from the moon,
knowledge' |
|
ex malo bonum |
'good out of evil' |
|
ex mea sententia |
'in my opinion' |
|
ex nihilo nihil fit |
'nothing may come
from nothing' |
|
ex oblivione |
'from oblivion' |
|
ex officio |
'from the office' |
|
ex opere operantis |
'from the work of
the one working' |
|
ex opere operato |
'from the work
worked' |
|
ex oriente lux |
'from the East, the
light' |
|
ex parte |
'from a part' |
|
ex pede Herculem |
'from Hercules'
foot' |
|
ex post |
'from after' |
|
ex post facto |
'from a thing done
afterward' |
|
ex professo |
'with due
competence' |
|
ex scientia tridens |
'from knowledge, sea
power.' |
|
ex scientia vera |
'from knowledge,
truth.' |
|
ex silentio |
'from silence' |
|
ex tempore |
'from time' |
|
ex vi termini |
'from the force of
the term' |
|
ex vivo |
'out of or from
life' |
|
ex voto |
'from the vow' |
|
excelsior |
'higher' |
|
exceptio firmat
regulam in casibus non exceptis |
'The exception
confirms the rule in cases whi |
|
exceptio probat
regulam in casibus non exceptis |
'The exception
confirms the rule in cases whi |
|
excusatio non petita
accusatio manifesta |
'an excuse that has
not been sought is an obv |
|
exeat |
'may he leave' |
|
exempli gratia
(e.g.) |
'for the sake of
example' |
|
exercitus sine duce
corpus est sine spiritu |
'an army without
leader is like a body withou |
|
exeunt |
'they leave' |
|
experientia docet |
'experience teaches' |
|
experimentum crucis |
'crucial experiment' |
|
experto crede |
'trust the expert' |
|
expressio unius est
exclusio alterius |
'the expression of
the one is the exclusion o |
|
extant |
'still in existence;
surviving' |
|
extra domus |
'(placed) outside of
the house' |
|
Extra Ecclesiam
nulla salus |
'Outside the Church
there is no salvation' |
|
Extra omnes |
'Out, all of you.' |
|
extra territorium
jus dicenti impune non paretur |
'he who administers
justice outside of his te |
|
Faber est suae
quisque fortunae |
Every man is the
artisan of his own fortune |
|
fac fortia et patere |
do brave deeds and
endure |
|
fac simile |
make a similar thing |
|
facta, non verba |
actions, not words |
|
falsus in uno,
falsus in omnibus |
false in one thing,
false in everything |
|
felo de se |
felon from himself |
|
fere libenter
homines id quod volunt credunt |
men generally
believe what they want to |
|
festina lente |
hurry slowly |
|
fiat iustitia et
pereat mundus |
let justice be done,
and the world shall peri |
|
fiat justitia ruat
caelum |
let justice be done
should the sky fall |
|
fiat lux |
let light be made |
|
Fiat Voluntas Dei |
May God's will be
done |
|
Fiat Voluntas Tua |
Thy will be done |
|
Fidei Defensor (Fid
Def) or (fd) |
Defender of the
Faith |
|
fidem scit |
"He knows the
faith" |
|
fides qua creditur |
the faith by which
it is believed |
|
fides quae creditur |
"the faith
which is believed |
|
fides quaerens
intellectum |
"faith seeking
understanding |
|
fidus Achates |
faithful Achates |
|
finis vitae sed non
amoris |
The end of Life is
not the end of Love |
|
omnibus locis fit
caedes |
Let there be
slaughter everywhere |
|
flagellum dei |
scourge of god |
|
flectere si nequeo
superos, Achaeronta movebo |
If I cannot move
heaven I will raise hell |
|
floreat etona |
May Eton Flourish |
|
floruit (fl.) |
one flourished |
|
fluctuat nec
mergitur |
she wavers and is
not immersed |
|
fons et origo |
the spring and
source |
|
fortes fortuna
adiuvat |
Fortune favours the
bold |
|
fortes in fide |
strong in faith |
|
fortis cadere,
cedere non potest |
The brave may fall,
but cannot yield |
|
fortis est veritas |
truth is strong |
|
fortis et liber |
strong and free |
|
fortiter et
fideliter |
bravely and
faithfully |
|
G |
|
|
Latin |
Translation |
|
gaudeamus hodie |
let us rejoice today |
|
gaudeamus igitur |
therefore let us
rejoice |
|
gaudium in veritate |
joy in truth |
|
generalia
specialibus non derogant |
universal things do
not detract from specific |
|
genius loci |
spirit of place |
|
gesta non verba |
Deeds not words |
|
Gloria in Excelsis
Deo |
Glory to God in the
Highest |
|
Gloria Patri |
Glory to the Father |
|
gloriosus et liber |
glorious and free |
|
Gradibus ascendimus |
Ascending by degrees |
|
gradatim ferociter |
by degrees,
ferociously |
|
Gratiae veritas
naturae |
Truth through God's
mercy and nature |
|
graviora manent |
heavier things
remain |
|
gutta cavat lapidem
non vi sed saepe cadendo |
a water drop hollows
a stone not by force, bu |
|
habeas corpus |
You should have the
body |
|
habemus papam |
we have a pope |
|
Habent sua fata
libelli |
Books have their
destiny [according to the ca |
|
hac lege |
with this law |
|
haec olim meminisse
iuvabit |
one day, this will
be pleasing to remember |
|
Hannibal ante portas |
Hannibal before the
gates |
|
Hannibal ad portas |
Hannibal is at the
gates |
|
haud ignota loquor |
I speak not of
unknown things |
|
hic abundant leones |
here lions abound |
|
hic et nunc |
here and now |
|
hic jacet (HJ) |
here lies |
|
hic manebimus optime |
here we'll stay
excellently |
|
hic sunt dracones |
here there are
dragons |
|
hic sunt leones |
here there are lions |
|
hinc illae lacrimae |
hence those tears |
|
historia vitae
magistra |
history, the teacher
of life |
|
hoc age |
do this |
|
hoc est bellum |
This is war |
|
hoc est Christum
cognoscere, beneficia eius cognoscere |
To know Christ is to
know his benefits |
|
Hoc Est Enim Corpus
Meum |
This is my Body |
|
homo homini lupus |
man [is a] wolf to
man |
|
homo sum humani a me
nihil alienum puto |
I am a human being;
nothing human is strange |
|
homo unius libri
(timeo) |
(I fear) a man of
one book |
|
hominem non morbum
cura |
Treat the Man, not
the Disease |
|
honor virtutis
praemium |
esteem is the reward
of virtue |
|
honoris causa |
for the sake of
honor |
|
hora fugit |
the hour flees |
|
hora somni (h.s.) |
at the hour of sleep |
|
horas non numero
nisi serenas |
I do not count the
hours unless they are sunn |
|
hortus in urbe |
A garden in the city |
|
hortus siccus |
A dry garden |
|
horribile dictu |
horrible to say |
|
hostis humani
generis |
enemy of the human
race |
|
hypotheses non fingo |
I do not fabricate
hypotheses |
|
ibidem (ibid.) |
in the same place |
|
idem (id.) |
the same |
|
idem quod (i.q.) |
the same as |
|
id est (i.e.) |
that is |
|
id quod plerumque
accidit |
that which generally
happens |
|
Idus Martiae |
the Ides of March |
|
Iesus Nazarenus Rex
Iudaeorum (INRI) |
Jesus of Nazareth,
King of the Jews |
|
igitur qui desiderat
pacem, praeparet bellum |
Therefore whoever
desires peace, let him prep |
|
igne natura
renovatur integra |
through fire, nature
is reborn whole |
|
igni ferroque |
with fire and iron |
|
ignis aurum probat |
fire tests gold |
|
ignis fatuus |
foolish fire |
|
ignorantia juris non
excusat |
ignorance of the law
does not excuse |
|
ignoratio elenchi |
ignorance of the
issue |
|
ignotum per ignotius |
unknown by means of
the more unknown |
|
ignotus (ign.) |
unknown |
|
imago Dei |
image of God |
|
imitatio dei |
imitation of a god |
|
imperium in imperio |
an order within an
order |
|
imperium sine fine |
an empire without an
end |
|
imprimatur |
let it be printed |
|
in absentia |
in the absence |
|
in actu |
in act |
|
in articulo mortis |
at the point of
death |
|
in camera |
in the chamber |
|
in casu |
in the event |
|
in cauda venenum |
the poison is in the
tail |
|
incertae sedis |
of uncertain
position (seat) |
|
incredibile dictu |
incredible to say |
|
in Deo speramus |
in God we hope |
|
Index Librorum
Prohibitorum |
Index of Prohibited
(or, Forbidden) Books |
|
indivisibiliter ac
inseparabiliter |
indivisible and
inseparable |
|
in dubio pro reo |
in doubt, on behalf
of the [alleged] culprit |
|
in duplo |
in double |
|
in effigie |
in the likeness |
|
in esse |
in existence |
|
in extenso |
in the extended |
|
in extremis |
in the furthest
reaches |
|
in fidem |
into faith |
|
in fieri |
in becoming |
|
in fine (i.f.) |
in the end |
|
Infinitus est
numerus stultorum. |
Infinite is the
number of fools. |
|
Infirma mundi elegit
Deus |
God chooses the weak
of the world |
|
in flagrante delicto |
in a blazing wrong,
while the crime is blazin |
|
in flore |
in blossom |
|
in foro |
in forum |
|
infra dignitatem
(infra dig) |
beneath one's
dignity |
|
in girum imus nocte
et consumimur igni |
We enter the circle
at night and are consumed |
|
in hoc signo vinces |
by this sign you
will conquer |
|
in hunc effectum |
for this purpose |
|
in illo tempore |
in that time |
|
in inceptum finis
est |
[roughly]the way you
begin is how you will en |
|
in limine |
at the outset |
|
in loco |
in the place |
|
in loco parentis |
in the place of a
parent |
|
in luce Tua videmus
lucem |
in Thy light we see
light |
|
in lumine tuo
videbimus lumen |
in your light we
will see the light |
|
in manus tuas
commendo spiritum meum |
into your hands I
entrust my spirit |
|
in medias res |
into the middle of
things |
|
in memoriam |
into the memory |
|
in necessariis
unitas, in dubiis libertas, in omnibus caritas |
in necessary things
unity, in doubtful things |
|
in nuce |
in a nut |
|
In omnia paratus |
Ready for anything. |
|
in omnibus requiem
quaesivi, et nusquam inveni nisi in angulo cum libro |
Everywhere I have
searched for peace and nowh |
|
in partibus
infidelium |
in the parts of the
infidels |
|
in pectore |
in the heart |
|
in personam |
into a person |
|
in posse |
in potential |
|
in propria persona |
in one's own person |
|
In re |
in the matter [of] |
|
In rem |
to the thing |
|
in rerum natura |
in the nature of
things |
|
in retentis |
among things held
back |
|
in saeculo |
in the times |
|
in salvo |
in safety |
|
in silico |
in silicon |
|
(Dog Latin) |
|
|
in situ |
in the place |
|
In somnis veritas |
In dreams there is
truth |
|
In spe |
in hope |
|
In specialibus
generalia quaerimus |
To seek the general
in the specifics |
|
instante mense
(inst.) |
in the present month |
|
in statu nascendi |
in the state of
being born |
|
intaminatis fulget
honoribus |
Untarnished, she
shines with honor |
|
integer vitae
scelerisque purus |
unimpaired by life
and clean of wickedness |
|
inter alia (i.a.) |
among other things |
|
inter alios |
among others |
|
inter arma enim
silent leges |
In the face of arms,
the law falls mute, more |
|
inter caetera |
among others |
|
inter spem et metum |
between hope and
fear |
|
inter vivos |
between the living |
|
in toto |
in all |
|
intra muros |
within the walls |
|
intra vires |
within the powers |
|
in triplo |
in triple |
|
in utero |
in the womb |
|
in utrumque paratus |
Prepared for either
(event) |
|
in vacuo |
in a void |
|
In varietate
concordia |
Literally, In
variety, concord (Loosely, In d |
|
in vino veritas |
in wine [there is]
truth |
|
in vitro |
in glass |
|
in vivo |
in life" or
"in a living thing |
|
in vivo veritas |
in a living thing
[there is] truth |
|
invictus maneo |
I remain unvaquished |
|
Iohannes est nomen
eius |
John is its name /
Juan es su Nombre |
|
ipsa scientia
potestas est |
knowledge itself is
power |
|
ipse dixit |
he himself said it |
|
ipsissima verba |
the very words
themselves |
|
ipsissima voce |
the very 'voice'
itself |
|
ipso facto |
by the fact itself |
|
Ira Deorum |
Wrath of the Gods |
|
ira furor brevis est |
Wrath (anger) is but
a brief madness |
|
ita vero |
thus indeed |
|
Ite, missa est |
Go, it is sent"
(or, more loosely: "You have |
|
Iter Legis |
The path of the law |
|
iugulare mortuos |
to cut the throat of
corpses |
|
iura novit curia |
the court knows the
laws |
|
iuris ignorantia est
cum ius nostrum ignoramus |
it is ignorance of
the law when we do not kno |
|
ius accrescendi |
right of accrual |
|
ius ad bellum |
law towards war |
|
ius cogens |
compelling law |
|
ius in bello |
law in war |
|
ius primae noctis |
law of the first
night |
|
iustitia omnibus |
justice for all |
|
iuventitus veho
fortunas |
I bear the fortunes
of youth |
|
iuventuti nil arduum |
to the young nothing
is difficult |
|
Labor omnia vincit |
Hard work conquers
all |
|
Laborare pugnare
parati sumus |
To work, (or) to
fight; we are ready |
|
Labore et honore |
By labour and honour |
|
Laboremus pro patria |
Let us work for the
fatherland |
|
Laboris gloria Ludi |
Work hard, Play hard |
|
lapsus linguae |
slip of the tongue |
|
lapsus memoriae |
slip of memory |
|
Laudator Temporis
Acti |
praiser of time past |
|
Laudetur Jesus
Christus |
Praise (Be) Jesus
Christ |
|
laus Deo |
praise be to God |
|
lectori salutem |
greetings reader |
|
lege artis |
according to the law
of the art |
|
legem terrae |
the law of the land |
|
leges humanae
nascuntur, vivunt, et moriuntur |
laws of man are
born, live and die |
|
leges sine moribus
vanae |
laws without morals
[are] vain |
|
legitime |
lawfully |
|
lex artis |
law of the skill |
|
lex orandi, lex
credendi |
the law of prayer is
the law of faith |
|
lex dei vitae lampas |
the law of God is
the lamp of life |
|
lex ferenda |
the law that should
be borne |
|
lex hac edictali |
the law here
proclaims |
|
lex in casu |
law in the event |
|
lex lata |
the law that has
been borne |
|
lex loci |
law of the place |
|
lex non scripta |
law that has not
been written |
|
lex parsimoniae |
law of succinctness |
|
lex rex |
the law [is] king |
|
lex scripta |
written law |
|
lex talionis |
the law of
retaliation |
|
lex tempus |
time is the law |
|
libera te tutemet
(ex inferis) |
Free yourself (from
hell) |
|
Libertas Justitia
Veritas |
Liberty Justice
Truth |
|
Libertas Quae Sera
Tamen |
freedom which [is]
however late |
|
libra (lb) |
scales |
|
loco citato (lc) |
in the place cited |
|
locus classicus |
a classic place |
|
locus deperditus |
place of
(irremediable) loss |
|
locus minoris
resistentiae |
place of less resistance |
|
lorem ipsum |
sorrow itself, pain
for its own sake |
|
luceat lux vestra |
Let your light shine |
|
lucem sequimur |
We follow the light |
|
luctor et emergo |
I struggle and
emerge |
|
lucus a non lucendo |
[it is] a grove by
not being light |
|
lupus in fabula |
the wolf in the
story |
|
lupus non mordet
lupum |
a wolf does not bite
a wolf |
|
lux et lex |
light and law |
|
lux et veritas |
light and truth |
|
lux ex tenebris |
light from darkness |
|
lux hominum vita |
life the light of
men |
|
lux in Domino |
light in the Lord |
|
lux libertas |
light, liberty |
|
lux mentis lux orbis |
Light of the mind,
light of the world |
|
lux sit |
let there be light |
|
lux tua nos ducat |
Your Light Guides Us |
|
magister dixit |
the teacher has said
it |
|
Magna Carta |
Great Charter |
|
magna cum laude |
with great praise |
|
Magna Europa est
Patria Nostra |
Great Europe is Our
Fatherland |
|
magna est vis
consuetudinis |
great is the power
of habit |
|
magno cum gaudio |
with great joy |
|
magnum opus |
great work |
|
maiora premunt |
greater things are
pressing |
|
mala fide |
in bad faith |
|
mala tempora currunt |
bad times are upon
us |
|
male captus bene
detentus |
wrongly captured,
properly detained |
|
Malo periculosam
libertatem quam quietum servitium |
I prefer liberty
with danger to peace with sl |
|
malum discordiae |
apple of discord |
|
malum quo communius
eo peius |
the more common an
evil is, the worse it is |
|
malum in se |
wrong in itself |
|
malum prohibitum |
wrong due to being
prohibited |
|
manu militari |
with a military hand |
|
manu propria (m.p.) |
with one's own hand |
|
manus celer Dei |
the swift hand of
God |
|
manus manum lavat |
one hand washes the
other |
|
mare clausum |
closed sea |
|
mare liberum |
free sea |
|
mare nostrum |
our sea |
|
Mater Dei |
Mother of God |
|
Mater Facit |
Mother Does It |
|
Mater semper certa
est |
The mother is always
certain |
|
mater familias |
the mother of the
family |
|
materia medica |
medical matter |
|
me vexat pede |
it annoys me at the
foot |
|
Mea Culpa |
My Fault |
|
Mea navis
a?ricumbens anguillis abundat |
My hovercraft is
full of eels |
|
Media vita in morte
sumus |
In the midst of our
lives we die |
|
Mediolanum captum
est |
Milan has been
captured |
|
meliora |
better things |
|
Melita, domi adsum |
Honey, I'm home! |
|
memento mori |
remember that [you
will] die |
|
memento vivere |
a reminder of life |
|
memores acti
prudentes futuri |
mindful of what has
been done, aware of what |
|
mens agitat molem |
the mind moves the
mass |
|
mens et manus |
mind and hand |
|
mens rea |
guilty mind |
|
mens sana in corpore
sano |
a sound mind in a
sound body |
|
meminerunt omnia
amantes |
lovers remember all |
|
metri causa |
for the sake of the
meter |
|
Miles Gloriosus |
Glorious Soldier |
|
minatur innocentibus
qui parcit nocentibus |
he threatens the
innocent who spares the guil |
|
mirabile dictu |
wonderful to tell |
|
mirabile visu |
wonderful by the
sight |
|
miscerique probat
populos et foedera jungi |
He approves of the
mingling of the peoples an |
|
miserabile visu |
terrible by the
sight |
|
miserere nobis |
have mercy upon us |
|
missit me Dominus |
the Lord has sent me |
|
mittimus |
we send |
|
mobilis in mobili |
moving in a moving
thing" or, poetically, "ch |
|
modus operandi
(M.O.) |
method of operating |
|
modus ponens |
method of placing |
|
modus tollens |
method of removing |
|
modus morons |
? |
|
(Dog Latin) |
|
|
modus vivendi |
method of living |
|
montaini semper
liberi |
mountaineers [are]
always free |
|
Montis Insignia
Calpe |
Badge of the Rock of
Gibraltar |
|
mortui vivos docent |
(Let the) dead teach
the living |
|
more ferarum |
like beasts |
|
morituri nolumus
mori |
we who are about to
die don't want to |
|
morituri te salutant |
those who are about
to die salute you |
|
mors certa, hora
incerta |
death is certain, its
hour is uncertain |
|
mors tua vita mea |
your death, my life |
|
mors vincit omnia |
death conquers
all" or "death always wins |
|
mortuum flagellas |
you are flogging a
dead |
|
mos maiorum |
the custom of our
ancestors |
|
motu proprio |
on his own
initiative |
|
mulgere hircum |
to milk a male goat |
|
multa paucis |
Say much in few
words |
|
multis e gentibus
vires |
from many peoples,
strength |
|
multum in parvo |
much in little |
|
mundus vult decipi |
the world wants to
be deceived |
|
munit haec et altera
vincit |
this one defends and
the other one conquers |
|
mutatis mutandis |
with those things
changed which needed to be |
|
nasciturus pro iam
nato habetur, quotiens de commodis eius agitur |
The unborn is deemed
to have been born to the |
|
natura abhorret a
vacuo |
nature abhors a
vacuum |
|
natura non
contristatur |
nature is not
saddened |
|
natura non facit
saltum ita nec lex |
nature does not make
a leap, thus neither doe |
|
natura non facit
saltus |
nature makes no
leaps |
|
naturalia non sunt
turpia |
What is natural is
not dirty. |
|
naturam expellas
furca, tamen usque recurret. |
You may drive out
Nature with a pitchfork, ye |
|
navigare necesse est
vivere non est necesse |
to sail is
necessary; to live is not necessar |
|
ne plus ultra |
nothing more beyond |
|
ne sutor ultra
crepidam |
Cobbler, no further
than the sandal! |
|
nec dextrorsum, nec
sinistrorsum |
Neither to the right
nor to the left |
|
nec spe, nec metu |
without hope,
without fear |
|
nec tamen
consumebatur |
and yet it was not
consumed |
|
nec temere nec
timide |
neither reckless nor
timid |
|
neca eos omnes, deus
suos agnoscet |
kill them all, god
will know his own. |
|
nemine contradicente
(nem. con.) |
with no one speaking
against |
|
nemo dat quod non
habet |
no one gives what he
does not have |
|
nemo est supra legis |
nobody is above the
law |
|
nemo iudex in sua
causa |
no man shall be a
judge in his own cause |
|
nemo malus felix |
peace visits not the
guilty mind |
|
nemo me impune
lacessit |
no one provokes me
with impunity |
|
nemo mortalium
omnibus horis sapit |
No mortal is wise at
all times |
|
nemo nisi per
amicitiam cognoscitur |
No one learns except
by friendship |
|
nemo saltat sobrius |
Nobody dances sober |
|
nemo tenetur seipsum
accusare |
no one is bound to
accuse himself |
|
nervos belli,
pecuniam infinitam |
Endless money forms
the sinews of war |
|
nihil ad rem |
nothing to do with
the point |
|
nihil dicit |
he says nothing |
|
nihil novi |
nothing of the new |
|
nihil obstat |
nothing prevents |
|
Nihil sine Deo |
Nothing without God |
|
nil admirari |
be surprised at
nothing |
|
nil desperandum |
nothing must be
despaired at |
|
nil nisi bonum |
(about the dead say)
nothing unless (it is) g |
|
nil nisi malis
terrori |
no terror, except to
the bad |
|
nil per os (n.p.o.) |
nothing through the
mouth |
|
nil satis nisi
optimum |
nothing [is] enough
unless [it is] the best |
|
nil sine labore |
nothing without
labour |
|
nil sine numine |
nothing without the
divine will |
|
nil volentibus
arduum |
Nothing [is] arduous
for the willing |
|
nisi Dominus frustra |
if not the Lord, [it
is] in vain |
|
nisi prius |
unless previously |
|
nolens volens |
unwilling, willing |
|
noli me tangere |
do not touch me |
|
noli turbare
circulos meos |
Do not disturb my
circles! |
|
nolite te bastardes
carborundorum |
"Don't let the
bastards grind you down |
|
(Dog Latin) |
|
|
nolle prosequi |
to be unwilling to
prosecute |
|
nolo contendere |
I do not wish to
contend |
|
nomen dubium |
doubtful name |
|
nomen est omen |
the name is a sign |
|
nomen nescio (N.N.) |
I do not know the
name |
|
nomen nudum |
naked name |
|
non bis in idem |
not twice in the
same thing |
|
non causa pro causa |
not the cause for
the cause |
|
non compos mentis |
not in control of
the mind |
|
Non ducor, duco |
I am not led; I lead |
|
non constat |
it is not certain |
|
non facias malum ut
inde fiat bonum |
you should not make
evil in order that good m |
|
non impediti ratione
congitatonis |
unencumbered by the
thought process |
|
non in legendo sed
in intelligendo legis consistunt |
the laws depend not
on being read, but on bei |
|
non liquet |
it is not proven |
|
non mihi solum |
not for myself alone |
|
non nobis solum |
not for ourselves
alone |
|
non obstante
veredicto |
not standing in the
way of a verdict |
|
non olet |
it doesn't smell |
|
non omnis moriar |
I shall not all die |
|
non plus ultra |
nothing further
beyond |
|
non possumus |
not possible |
|
non progredi est
regredi |
to not go forward is
to go backward |
|
non prosequitur |
he does not proceed |
|
non scholae sed
vitae discimus |
We learn not for
school, but for life. |
|
non quis sed quid |
not who but what |
|
non sequitur |
it does not follow |
|
non serviam |
I will not serve |
|
non sibi |
Not for self. |
|
non sibi, sed suis |
Not for one's self
but for one's own. |
|
Non sibi, sed patria |
Not for self, but
for Country. |
|
Non silba, sed
anthar; Deo vindice |
Not for self, but
for others; God will vindic |
|
non sum qualis eram |
I am not such as I
was |
|
non teneas aurum
totum quod splendet ut aurum |
Do not hold as gold
all that shines as gold. |
|
non timebo mala |
I will fear no evil |
|
non vi, sed verbo |
Not through
violence, but through the word al |
|
nosce te ipsum |
know thyself |
|
nosus decipio |
we cheat |
|
noster nostri |
Literally "Our
ours" |
|
nota bene (n.b.) |
mark well |
|
Novus Ordo Seclorum |
New Order of the
Ages |
|
nulla dies sine
linea |
Not a day without a
line drawn. |
|
nulla poena sine
lege |
no penalty without a
law |
|
Nulla tenaci invia
est via |
For the tenacious,
no road is impassable. |
|
nullam rem natam |
no thing born |
|
nulli secundus |
second to none |
|
nullius in verba |
On the word of no
man |
|
nullum crimen, nulla
poena sine lege |
no crime, no
punishment without law |
|
nullum magnum
ingenium sine mixtura dementiae fuit |
There has been no
great wisdom without an ele |
|
numerus clausus |
closed number |
|
nunc dimittis |
now you are sending
away |
|
nunc est bibendum |
now is the time to
drink |
|
nunc pro tunc |
now for then |
|
nunc scio quid sit
amor |
now I know what love
is |
|
nunquam minus solus
quam cum solus |
never less alone
than when alone. |
|
nunquam non |
never unprepared |
|
paratus |
|
|
O homines ad
servitutem paratos |
Men fit to be
slaves! |
|
O tempora O mores |
Oh, the times! Oh,
the morals! |
|
obiit (ob.) |
one died |
|
obit anus, abit onus |
The old woman dies,
the burden is lifted |
|
obiter dictum |
a thing said in
passing |
|
obscuris vera
involvens |
the truth being
enveloped by obscure things |
|
obscurum per
obscurius |
the obscure by means
of the more obscure |
|
oculus dexter (O.D.) |
right eye |
|
oculus sinister
(O.S.) |
left eye |
|
oderint dum metuant |
let them hate, so
long as they fear |
|
odi et amo |
I hate and I love |
|
odi profanum vulgus
et arceo |
I hate the unholy
rabble and keep them away |
|
odium theologicum |
theological hatred |
|
oleum camino |
(To pour) oil on the
fire |
|
omnes vulnerant,
postuma necat or omnes feriunt, ultima necat |
All [the hours]
wound, last one kills |
|
omne ignotum pro
magnifico |
every unknown thing
[is taken] for great |
|
omnia dicta fortiora
si dicta Latina |
everything said [is]
stronger if said in Lati |
|
omnia mutantur,
nihil interit |
Everything changes,
nothing perishes |
|
omnia vincit amor |
Love conquers all |
|
omne vivum ex ovo |
Every living thing
is from an egg |
|
omnia munda mundis |
everything [is] pure
to the pure [men] |
|
omnia praesumuntur
legitime facta donec probetur in contrarium |
all things are
presumed to be lawfully done, |
|
omnibus idem |
the same to all |
|
Omnis Vir Tigris |
"Everyone A
Tiger" |
|
omnium gatherum |
gathering of all |
|
onus probandi |
burden of proof |
|
onus procedendi |
burden of procedure |
|
opera omnia |
all works |
|
opera posthuma |
posthumous works |
|
operari sequitur
esse |
the act of doing
something follows the act of |
|
opere citato (op.
cit.) |
in the work that was
cited |
|
opere et viritate |
in action and truth |
|
opere laudato (op.
laud.) |
|
|
operibus anteire |
leading the way with
deeds |
|
ophidia in herba |
a snake in the grass |
|
opus anglicanum |
English work |
|
Opus Dei |
The Work of God |
|
ora et labora |
pray and work |
|
ora pro nobis |
pray for us |
|
oratio directa |
direct speech |
|
oratio obliqua |
indirect speech |
|
orbis non sufficit |
the world does not
suffice" |
|
"the world is
not enough |
|
|
orbis unum |
One world |
|
ordo ab chao |
Out of chaos, comes
order |
|
orta recens quam
pura nites |
newly risen, how
brightly you shine |
|
pace |
"in peace" |
|
pace tua |
"your
peace" |
|
pacta sunt servanda |
"agreements
must be kept" |
|
palma non sine
pulvere |
"no reward
without effort" |
|
panem et circenses |
"bread and
circuses" |
|
para bellum |
"prepare for
war" |
|
parens patriae |
"parent of the
nation" |
|
Pari passu |
"with equal
step" |
|
parva sub ingenti |
"the small
under the huge" |
|
Parvis imbutus
tentabis grandia tutus |
"When you are
steeped in little things, you s |
|
passim |
"here and
there" |
|
pater familias |
"father of the
family" |
|
Pater Patriae |
"Father of the
Nation" |
|
pater peccavi |
"father, I have
sinned" |
|
Pater Omnipotens |
"Father
Almighty" |
|
Patriam fecisti
diversis de gentibus unam |
"From differing
peoples you have made one nat |
|
pauca sed matura |
"few, but
ripe" |
|
pauca sed bona |
"few, but
good" |
|
pax aeterna |
"eternal
peace" |
|
Pax Americana |
"American
Peace" |
|
Pax Britannica |
"British
Peace" |
|
Pax Christi |
"Peace of
Christ" |
|
pax Dei |
"peace of
God" |
|
Pax Deorum |
"Peace of the
Gods" |
|
Pax Domine |
"Peace,
lord" |
|
pax et bonum |
"peace and the
good" |
|
pax et lux |
"peace and
light" |
|
pax in terra |
"Peace on
earth" |
|
Pax Europea |
"European
peace" |
|
pax maternum, ergo
pax familiarum |
"peace of
mothers, therefore peace of familie |
|
Pax Mongolica |
"Mongolian
Peace" |
|
Pax Romana |
"Roman
Peace" |
|
Pax Sinica |
"Chinese
Peace" |
|
Pax tecum |
"Peace be with
you" |
|
pax vobiscum |
"peace [be]
with you" |
|
Peccavi |
"I have
sinned" |
|
pecunia non olet |
"the money
doesn't smell" |
|
pecunia, si uti
scis, ancilla est; si nescis, domina |
"if you know
how to use money, money is your |
|
pendent opera
interrupta |
"the work hangs
interrupted" |
|
per |
"By, through,
by means of" |
|
per angusta ad
augusta |
"through
difficulties to greatness" |
|
per annum (pa.) |
"through a
year" |
|
per ardua |
"through
adversity" |
|
per ardua ad alta |
"through hard
work, great things are achieved |
|
per ardua ad astra |
"through
struggles to the stars" |
|
per aspera ad astra |
"through
hardships to the stars" |
|
per capsulam |
"through the small
box" |
|
per capita |
"through the
heads" |
|
per contra |
"through the
contrary" |
|
per curiam |
"through the
senate" |
|
Per crucem vincemus |
"through the
cross we shall conquer" |
|
per definitionem |
"through the
definition" |
|
per diem (pd.) |
"through a
day" |
|
Per Mare per Terram |
"By Sea and by
Land" |
|
per mensem (pm.) |
"through a
month" |
|
per os (p.o.) |
"through the
mouth" |
|
per pedes |
"by feet" |
|
per procura (p.p.)
or (per pro) |
"through the
agency" |
|
per quod |
"by reason of
which" |
|
per rectum (pr) |
"through the
rectum" |
|
per se |
"through
itself" |
|
per stirpes |
"through the
roots" |
|
per unitatem vis |
"through unity,
strength" |
|
per veritatem vis |
"through truth,
strength" |
|
per volar sunatasic |
"born to fly
upwards"* |
|
perpetuum mobile |
"thing in
perpetual motion" |
|
persona non grata |
"person not
pleasing" |
|
petitio principii |
"request of the
beginning" |
|
pia desideria |
"pious
longings" |
|
pia fraus |
"pious
fraud" |
|
pia mater |
"pious
mother" |
|
pinxit |
"one
painted" |
|
pluralis majestatis |
"plural of
majesty" |
|
plus Ultra |
"further
beyond" |
|
pollice compresso
favor iudicabatur |
"goodwill decided
by compressed thumb" |
|
pollice verso |
"with a turned
thumb" |
|
pons asinorum |
"bridge of
asses" |
|
Pontifex Maximus |
"Greatest High
Priest" |
|
posse comitatus |
"force of the
county" |
|
post aut propter |
"after it or by
means of it" |
|
post cibum (p.c.) |
"after
food" |
|
Post Coitum Omne
Animal Triste Est |
"After sexual
intercourse every animal is sad |
|
post coitus |
"After
sex" |
|
post hoc ergo
propter hoc |
"after this,
therefore because of this" |
|
post festum |
"after the
feast" |
|
post meridiem (p.m.) |
"after
midday" |
|
post mortem (pm) |
"after
death" |
|
Post mortem auctoris
(p.m.a.) |
"after the
author's death" |
|
post prandial |
"after the time
before midday" |
|
post scriptum (p.s.) |
"after what has
been written" |
|
post tenebras lux,
post tenebras spero lucem |
"after
darkness, [I hope for] light" |
|
Praemonitus
praemunitus |
"forewarned is
forearmed" |
|
praesis ut prosis ne
ut imperes |
"Lead in order
to serve, not in order to rule |
|
prima facie |
"at first
sight" |
|
prima luce |
"at dawn" |
|
Primas sum: primatum
nil a me alienum puto |
"I am a
primate; nothing about primates is ou |
|
primum mobile |
"first moving
thing" |
|
primum movens |
"prime
mover" |
|
primum non nocere |
"first, to not
harm" |
|
primus inter pares |
"first among
equals" |
|
principia probant
non probantur |
"principles
prove; they are not proved" |
|
prior tempore potior
iure |
"earlier in
time, stronger in law" |
|
pro bono |
"for the
good" |
|
pro Brasilia fiant
eximia |
"let
exceptional things be made for Brazil" |
|
Pro deo et patria |
"For God and Country" |
|
pro forma |
"for form" |
|
pro gloria et patria |
"for gloria and
fatherland" |
|
pro hac vice |
"for this
occasion" |
|
Pro multis |
"for many" |
|
pro patria |
"for
country" |
|
pro patria Vigalans |
"watchful for
the country" |
|
pro rata |
"for the
rate" |
|
pro rege et lege |
"for king and
the law" |
|
pro re nata (prn) |
"for a thing
that has been born" |
|
pro studio et labore |
"for study and
work" |
|
pro se |
"for
oneself" |
|
pro tanto |
"for so
much" |
|
pro tempore |
"for the
time" |
|
probatio pennae |
"testing of the
pen" |
|
procol harum |
"beyond these
things" |
|
propria manu (p.m.) |
"by one's own
hand" |
|
propter vitam
vivendi perdere causas |
"to destroy the
reasons for living for the sa |
|
provehito in altum |
"launch forward
into the deep" |
|
proxime accessit |
"he came
next" |
|
proximo mense
(prox.) |
"in the
following month" |
|
pulvis et umbra
sumus |
"we are dust
and shadow" |
|
punctum saliens |
"leaping
point" |
|
qua patet orbis |
"as far as the
world extends" |
|
quaecumque sunt vera |
"whatsoever is
true" |
|
quaecumque vera doce
me |
"Teach me
whatsoever is true" |
|
quae non prosunt
singula multa iuvant |
"what alone is
not useful helps when accumula |
|
quaere |
"seek" |
|
quaerite primum
regnum Dei |
"seek ye first
the kingdom of God" |
|
qualis artifex pereo |
"As what kind
of artist do I perish?" |
|
quamdiu bene
gesserit |
Legal Latin:
"as long as he shall have behave |
|
quando omni flunkus,
mortati |
"When all else
fails, play dead" |
|
quantum libet (q.l.) |
"as much as
pleases" |
|
quantum sufficit
(qs) |
"as much as is
enough" |
|
quaque hora (qh) |
"every
hour" |
|
quare clausum fregit |
"wherefore he
broke the close" |
|
quater in die (qid) |
"four times a
day" |
|
quem deus vult
perdere, dementat prius |
"Whom the gods
would destroy, they first make |
|
quem di diligunt
adulescens moritur |
"he whom the
gods love dies young" |
|
questio quid iuris |
"I ask what
law?" |
|
qui bono |
"who with
good" |
|
qui pro quo |
literally qui
instead of quo (medieval Latin) |
|
qui tacet consentire
videtur |
"he who is
silent is taken to agree" |
|
qui tam pro domino
rege quam pro se ipso in hac parte sequitur |
"he who brings
an action for the king as well |
|
qui totum vult totum
perdit |
"he who wants
everything loses everything" |
|
qui transtulit
sustinet |
"he who
transplanted still sustains" |
|
quia suam uxorem
etiam suspiciore vacare vellet |
"because he
should wish even his wife to be f |
|
quid agis |
"What's going
on?" |
|
quid est veritas |
"What is truth?" |
|
quid novi ex Africa |
"What of the
new out of Africa?" |
|
quid pro quo |
"what for
what" |
|
quid nunc |
"What
now?" |
|
quidquid Latine
dictum sit altum videtur |
"whatever has
been said in Latin seems deep" |
|
Quieta non movere |
"don't move
settled things" |
|
quis custodiet ipsos
custodes? |
"Who will guard
the guards themselves?" |
|
quis leget haec? |
"Who will read
this?" |
|
quis ut Deus |
"Who [is] as
God?" |
|
quo amplius eo
amplius |
"Something more
beyond plenty" |
|
quo errat demonstrator |
"where the
prover errs" |
|
quo fata ferunt |
"where the
fates bear us to" |
|
quo usque tandem |
"For how much
longer?" |
|
quo vadis |
"Where are you
going?" |
|
quod erat
demonstrandum (Q.E.D.) |
"which was to
be demonstrated" |
|
quod erat faciendum
(Q.E.F) |
"which was to
be done" |
|
quod est (q.e.) |
"which is" |
|
quod gratis
asseritur, gratis negatur |
"what is
asserted without reason may be denie |
|
quod licet Iovi non
licet bovi |
"what is
permitted to Jupiter is not permitte |
|
quod me nutrit me
destruit |
"what nourishes
me destroys me" |
|
quod natura non dat
Salmantica non praestat |
"what nature
does not give, Salamanca does no |
|
Quod scripsi,
scripsi. |
"What I have
written I have written." |
|
quod vide (q.v.) |
"which
see" |
|
quomodo vales |
"how are
you?" |
|
quorum |
"of whom" |
|
quos amor verus
tenuit tenebit |
"Those whom
true love has held, it will go on |
|
Quot capita tot
sensus |
"As many heads,
so many opinions" |
|
quot homines tot
sententiae |
"how many
people, so many opinions" |
|
radix malorum est
cupiditas |
"the root of
evils is desire" |
|
Rara avis (Rarissima
avis) |
"Rare
bird" ("very rare bird") |
|
ratio decidendi |
"reasoning for
the decision" |
|
ratio legis |
"reasoning of
law" |
|
ratione soli |
"by account of
the ground" |
|
re |
"[in] the
matter of" |
|
rebus sic stantibus |
"with matters
standing thus" |
|
recte et fideliter |
"Upright and
Faithful" |
|
reductio ad absurdum |
"leading back
to the absurd" |
|
reductio ad
infinitum |
"leading back
to the infinite" |
|
regnat populus |
"the people
rule" |
|
Regnum Mariae
Patrona Hungariae |
"Kingdom of
Mary, the Patron of Hungary" |
|
remit |
|
|
repetita juvant |
"repeating does
good" |
|
repetitio est mater
studiorum |
"repetition is
the mother of study" |
|
requiescat in pace
(R.I.P.) |
"let him rest
in peace" |
|
rerum cognoscere
causas |
"to learn the
causes of things" |
|
res gestae |
"things
done" |
|
res ipsa loquitur |
"the thing
speaks for itself" |
|
res judicata |
"judged
thing" |
|
respice adspice
prospice |
"look behind,
look here, look ahead" |
|
respice finem |
"look back at
the end" |
|
respondeat superior |
"let the
superior respond" |
|
restitutio in
integrum |
"restoration to
original condition" |
|
res nullius |
"nobody's
property" |
|
rex regum fidelum et |
"king even of
faithful kings" |
|
rigor mortis |
"stiffness of
death" |
|
risum teneatis,
amici? |
"Can you help
laughing, friends?" |
|
Roma invicta |
"Unconquerable
Rome |
|
Romanes eunt domus |
"Romanes go the
house" |
|
rosa rubicundior
lilio candidior omnibus formosior semper in te glorior |
"redder than
the rose, whiter than the lilies |
|
rus in urbe |
"A countryside
in the city" |
|
saltus in
demonstrando |
"leap in
explaining" |
|
salus in arduis |
"a stronghold
(or refuge) in difficulties" |
|
salus populi suprema
lex esto |
"the welfare of
the people is to be the highe |
|
salva veritate |
"with truth
intact" |
|
Salvator Mundi |
"Savior of the
World" |
|
salvo errore et
omissione (s.e.e.o.) |
"save for error
and omission" |
|
salvo honoris titulo
(SHT) |
"save for title
of honor" |
|
Sancta Sedes |
"Holy
Chair" |
|
Sancta Simplicitas |
"Holy
Innocence" |
|
Sancte Et Sapienter |
"With holiness
and with wisdom" |
|
Sanctum Sanctorum |
"Holy of
Holies" |
|
sapere aude |
"dare to be
wise" |
|
Sapientia et
Doctrina |
"Wisdom and
Learning" |
|
Sapienta et
Eloquencia |
"Knowledge and
Eloquence" |
|
sapienti sat |
"enough for the
wise" |
|
Scientia ac Labore |
"Knowledge
through [hard] work" or "By means |
|
scientia, aere
perennius |
"Knowledge,
more lasting than bronze" |
|
scientia cum
religione |
"Religion and
knowledge united" |
|
Scientia imperii
decus et tutamen |
"Knowledge is
the adornment and safeguard of |
|
scientia vincere
tenebras |
"Conquering
darkness by science" |
|
scientia ipsa
potentia est |
"For also
knowledge itself is power" |
|
scio |
"I know" |
|
scire quod sciendum |
"knowledge
which is worth having" |
|
scribimus indocti
doctique poemata passim |
"Each desperate
blockhead dares to write" |
|
scuto amoris divini |
"by the shield
of God's love" |
|
seculo seculorum |
"Forever and
Ever" |
|
Sed ipse Spiritus
postulat pro nobis, gemitibus inenarrabilibus |
"But the same
Spirit intercedes incessantly f |
|
sedes apostolica |
"apostolic
chair" |
|
sedes incertae |
seat (i.e. location)
uncertain |
|
sede vacante |
"with the seat
being vacant" |
|
Semper ad meliora |
"always towards
better things" |
|
semper eadem |
"always the
same" |
|
semper excelsius |
"always
higher" |
|
semper fidelis |
"always
faithful" |
|
semper fortis |
"always
courageous" |
|
semper instans |
"always
threatening" |
|
semper invicta |
"always
invincible" |
|
semper liber |
"always
free" |
|
semper paratus |
"always
prepared" |
|
semper primus |
"always first" |
|
semper reformanda |
"always being
reformed" |
|
semper ubi sub ubi |
"always where
under where" |
|
semper vigilans |
"always
vigilant" |
|
semper vigilo |
"always
vigilant" |
|
Senatus Populusque
Romanus (SPQR) |
"The Senate and
the People of Rome" |
|
sensu lato |
"with the
broad, or general, meaning" |
|
sensu stricto cf.
stricto sensu |
"with the tight
meaning" |
|
Serviam |
"I will
serve" |
|
Servo Permaneo Bovis
Provestri |
"Save the Last
Bullet for Yourself" |
|
servus servorum Dei |
"servant of the
servants of God" |
|
sesquipedalia verba |
"words a foot
and a half long" |
|
Si hoc legere scis nimium
eruditionis habes |
"If you can
read this, you have too much educ |
|
si omnes... ego non |
"if all ones...
not I" |
|
si peccasse negamus
fallimur et nulla est in nobis veritas |
"if we refuse
to make a mistake, we are decei |
|
si quid novisti
rectius istis, candidus imperti; si nil, his utere mecum. |
"if you can
better these principles, tell me; |
|
si quaeris
peninsulam amoenam circumspice |
"if you seek a
delightful peninsula, look aro |
|
si tacuisses, philosophus
mansisses |
"If you had
kept your silence, you would have |
|
si vales valeo (SVV) |
"if you are
well, I am well" |
|
si vis amari ama |
"If you want to
be loved, love" |
|
si vis pacem para
bellum |
"if you want
peace, prepare for war" |
|
sic |
"thus" |
|
sic et non |
"thus and
not" |
|
sic gorgiamus allos
subjectatos nunc |
"we gladly
feast on those who would subdue us |
|
sic infit |
"so it begins" |
|
sic itur ad astra |
"thus you shall
go to the stars" |
|
sic passim |
"Thus here and
there" |
|
sic semper erat, et
sic semper erit |
"Thus has it
always been, and thus shall it e |
|
sic semper tyrannis |
"thus always to
tyrants" |
|
sic transit gloria
mundi |
"thus passes
the glory of the world" |
|
sic utere tuo ut
alienum non laedas |
"use [what is]
yours so as not to harm [what |
|
sic vita est |
"thus is
life" |
|
signetur (sig) or
(S/) |
"let it be
labeled" |
|
Signum Fidei |
"Sign of the
Faith" |
|
silentium est aureum |
"silence is
golden" |
|
similia similibus
curantur |
"similar things
take care of similar things" |
|
simplex sigillum
veri |
"simplicity is
the sign of truth" |
|
sine anno (s.a.) |
"without a
year" |
|
sine die |
"without a
day" |
|
sine ira et studio |
"without anger
and fondness" |
|
sine loco (s.l.) |
"without a
place" |
|
sine nomine (s.n.) |
"without a
name" |
|
sine qua non |
"without which
not" |
|
sine remediis
medicina debilis est |
"without
remedies medicine is powerless" |
|
sine scientia ars
nihil est |
"without
knowledge, skill is nothing" |
|
sisto activitatem |
"I cease the
activity" |
|
sit sine labe decus |
"let honour
stainless be" |
|
sit tibi terra levis |
"may the earth
be light to you" |
|
sit venia verbo |
"may there be
forgiveness for the word" |
|
Sol Iustitiae
Illustra Nos |
"Sun of
Justice, shine upon us" |
|
sol lucet omnibus |
"the sun shines
on everyone", Petronius, Saty |
|
sol omnia regit |
"the sun rules
over everything" |
|
sola fide |
"by faith
alone" |
|
sola gratia |
"by grace
alone" |
|
Sola lingua bona est
lingua mortua |
"the only good
language is a dead language" |
|
sola scriptura |
"by scripture
alone" |
|
Sola nobilitat virtus |
"Virtue alone
ennobles" |
|
soli Deo gloria
(S.D.G.) |
"glory to God
alone" |
|
solus Christus |
"Christ
alone" |
|
solus ipse |
"I alone" |
|
solvitur ambulando |
"It is solved
by walking" |
|
Spartam nactus es;
hanc exorna |
"your lot is
cast in Sparta, be a credit to i |
|
specialia
generalibus derogant |
"special
departs from general" |
|
speculum speculorum |
"mirror of
mirrors" |
|
spem reduxit |
"he has
restored hope" |
|
spiritus mundi |
"spirit of the
world" |
|
spiritus ubi vult
spirat |
"the spirit
spreads wherever it wants" |
|
splendor sine occasu |
"brightness
without setting" |
|
stamus contra malo |
"we stand
against by evil" |
|
stante pede |
"with a
standing foot" |
|
stare decisis |
"to stand by
the decided things" |
|
Stat sua cuique dies |
"There is a day
[turn] for everybody" |
|
statim (stat) |
"immediately" |
|
status quo |
"the situation
in which" |
|
status quo ante
bellum |
"the state
before the war" |
|
stercus accidit |
"shit
happens" |
|
stet |
"let it
stand" |
|
stet fortuna domus |
"let the
fortune of the house stand" |
|
stipendium peccati
mors est |
"the reward of
sin is death" |
|
strenuis ardus
cedunt |
"the heights
yield to endeavour" |
|
stricto sensucf.
sensu stricto |
"with the tight
meaning" |
|
stupor mundi |
"the wonder of
the world" |
|
sua sponte |
"by its own
accord" |
|
sub anno |
"under the
year" |
|
Sub Cruce Lumen |
"The Light
Under the Cross" |
|
sub divo |
"under the wide
open sky" |
|
sub finem |
"toward the
end" |
|
sub judice |
"under a
judge" |
|
sub poena |
"under
penalty" |
|
sub rosa |
"under the
rose" |
|
sub specie aeternitatis |
"under the
sight of eternity" |
|
Sub tuum praesidium |
"Beneath thy
compassion" |
|
Sub umbra floreo |
"Under the
shade I flourish" |
|
sub verbo; sub voce |
|
|
sublimis ab unda |
"Raised from
the waves" |
|
subsiste sermonem
statim |
"stop speaking
immediately" |
|
sui generis |
"Of its own
kind" |
|
sui iuris |
"Of one's own
right" |
|
sum quod eris |
"I am what you
will be" |
|
sum quod sum |
"I am what I
am" |
|
summa cum laude |
"with highest
praise" |
|
summa summarum |
"all in
all" |
|
summum bonum |
"the supreme
good" |
|
sunt lacrimae rerum |
"there are
tears for things" |
|
sunt omnes unum |
"they are all
one" |
|
sunt pueri pueri,
pueri puerilia tractant |
"Children are
children, and children do child |
|
suo jure |
"in one's own
right" |
|
suo motu |
"upon one's own
initiative" |
|
suos cultores
scientia coronat |
"Knowledge
crowns those who seek Her" |
|
super fornicam |
"on the
lavatory" |
|
supero omnia |
"I surpass
everything" |
|
surdo oppedere |
"to belch
before the deaf" |
|
surgam |
"I shall
rise" |
|
suum cuique tribuere |
"to render to
every man his due" |
|
s.v. |
|
|
tabula rasa |
"scraped
tablet" |
|
tabula gratulatoria |
"congratulatory
tablet" |
|
talis qualis |
"just as
such" |
|
taliter qualiter |
"somewhat" |
|
technica impendi
nationi |
"Technology
impulses nations" |
|
temet nosce |
"know
thyself" |
|
Tempora Heroica |
"Heroic
Age" |
|
tempora mutantur et
nos mutamur in illis |
"the times are
changing, and we change in the |
|
tempus edax rerum |
"time, devourer
of all things" |
|
tempus fugit |
"time
flees" |
|
tempus rerum
imperator |
"time,
commander of all things" |
|
tempus vernum |
"spring
time" |
|
tempus volat hora
fugit |
"time flies,
the hour flees" |
|
Tentanda Via |
The way must be
tried |
|
teneo te Africa |
"I hold you,
Africa!" |
|
ter in die (t.i.d.) |
"thrice in a
day" |
|
Terminat hora diem;
terminat auctor opus. |
"The hour
finishes the day; the author finish |
|
terminus ante quem |
"limit before
which" |
|
terra australis
incognita |
"unknown
southern land" |
|
terra firma |
"solid
land" |
|
terra incognita |
"unknown
land" |
|
terra nova |
"new land" |
|
terra nullius |
"land of
none" |
|
terras irradient |
"let them
illuminate the lands" |
|
tertium non datur |
"a third is not
given" |
|
tertium quid |
"a third
something" |
|
testis unus, testis
nullus |
"one witness is
not a witness" |
|
timeo Danaos et dona
ferentes |
"I fear Greeks
even if they bring gifts" |
|
timidi mater non
flet |
"A coward's
mother does not weep" |
|
timor mortis
conturbat me |
"the fear of
death confounds me" |
|
Totus Tuus |
"totally
yours" |
|
translatio imperii |
"transfer of
rule" |
|
Treuga Dei |
"Truce of
God" |
|
tu autem |
"you
indeed" |
|
tu autem domine
miserere nobis |
"But Thou, O
Lord, have mercy upon us" |
|
tu fui ego eris |
"I was you; you
will be me" |
|
tu ne cede malis,
sed contra audentior ito |
"you should not
give in to evils, but proceed |
|
tu quoque |
"you too" |
|
tuebor |
"I will protect" |
|
uberrima fides |
"most abundant
faith" |
|
ubertas et fidelitas |
"fertility and
faithfulness" |
|
ubi bene ibi patria |
"where [it is]
well, there [is] the fatherlan |
|
ubi caritas et amor
Deus ibi est |
"where there is
charity and love, God is ther |
|
ubi jus ibi remedium |
"Where [there
is] a right, there [is] a remed |
|
ubi mel ibi apes |
"where [there
is] honey, there [are] bees" |
|
ubi dubium ibi
libertas |
"where [there
is] doubt, there [is] freedom" |
|
ubi libertas ibi
patria |
"where [there
is] liberty, there [is] the fat |
|
Ubi nihil vales, ibi
nihil velis |
"Where you are
worth nothing, there you will |
|
ubi non accusator
ibi non iudex |
"where [there
is] no accuser, there [is] no j |
|
ubi pus, ibi evacua |
"where there is
pus, there evacuate it" |
|
Ubique, quo fas et
gloria ducunt |
"Everywhere,
Where Right And Glory Leads" |
|
ubi re vera |
"when, in a
true thing" |
|
ubi societas ibi ius |
"if there's a
society, law will be there" |
|
ubi solitudinem
faciunt pacem appellant |
"They make a
desert and call it peace" |
|
ubi sunt |
"where are
they?" |
|
ultima ratio |
"last
method" |
|
ultimo mense (ult.) |
"in the last
month" |
|
ultra vires |
"beyond
powers" |
|
ululas Athenas |
"(to send) owls
to Athens" |
|
una hirundo non
facit ver |
"One Swallow
does not make Summer" |
|
una salus victis
nullam sperare salutem |
"the only
safety for the conquered is to hope |
|
unitas per servitiam |
"Unity Through
Service" |
|
uno flatu |
"in one
breath" |
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unus multorum |
"one of
many" |
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Urbi et Orbi |
"To the City
and the Circle [of the lands]" |
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Urbs in Horto |
"City in a
garden" |
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Usus est magister
optimus |
"Practice is
the best teacher." |
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ut biberent quoniam
esse nollent |
"so that they
might drink, since they refused |
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ut incepit fidelis
sic permanet |
"as she began
loyal, so she persists" |
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ut desint vires,
tamen est laudanda voluntas |
"though the
power be lacking, the will is to |
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ut infra |
"as below" |
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ut prosim |
"That I may
serve" |
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Ut proverbium
loguitur vetus... |
"You know what
they say..." |
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ut res magis valeat
quam pereat |
"That the
matter may have effect rather than |
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ut retro |
"as
backwards" |
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Ut Roma cadit, sic
omnis terra. |
"As Rome falls,
so [falls] the whole world." |
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ut sit finis litium |
"So there might
be an end of litigation" |
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ut supra |
"as above" |
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ut tensio sic vis |
"as the
extension, so the force" |
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utilis in
ministerium |
"usefulness in
service" |
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utraque unum |
"both into
one" |
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vade ad formicam |
"go to the
ant" |
|
vade mecum |
"go with
me" |
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vade retro Satana |
"Go back,
Satan!" |
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vae victis |
"Woe to the
conquered!" |
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vanitas vanitatum
omnia vanitas |
"vanity of
vanities; everything [is] vanity" |
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vaticinium ex eventu |
"prophecy from
the event" |
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vel non |
"or not" |
|
velle est posse |
"To be willing
is to be able." (non-literal: |
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velocius quam
asparagi coquantur |
"more rapidly
than asparagus will be cooked" |
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veni, vidi, vici |
"I came, I saw,
I conquered" |
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veni, vidi et
capiebar ad anum |
"I came, I saw
and I endured a rear assault" |
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Venisti remanebis
donec denuo completus sis |
"From whence
you came, you shall remain, unti |
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vera causa |
"true
cause" |
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verba ita sunt
intelligenda ut res magis valeat quam pereat |
"words are to
be understood such that the sub |
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verba volant,
scripta manent |
"words fly
away, writings remain" |
|
verbatim |
"word for
word" |
|
verbatim et
litteratim |
"word for word
and letter by letter" |
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Verbi divini
minister |
"servant of the
divine Word" |
|
Verbi gratia |
"for
example" |
|
(v.gr. or VG) |
|
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Verbum Dei |
"Word of
God" |
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Verbum Domini Manet
in Aeternum (VDMA) |
"The Word of
the Lord Endures Forever" |
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Verbum sap |
"A word to the
wise is sufficient" |
|
veritas |
"truth" |
|
Veritas, Bonitas,
Pulchritudo, Sanctitas |
"Truth,
Goodness, Beauty, and Holiness" |
|
Veritas, Fides,
Sapientia |
"Truth, Faith,
Wisdom" |
|
Veritas Curat |
"The Truth
Cures." |
|
Veritate Duce
Progredi |
"Advancing
(with) Truth Leading." |
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Veritas in Caritate |
"Truth Through
Caring" |
|
veritas lux mea |
"Truth is my
light." (non-literal: "Truth enl |
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veritas odit moras |
"Truth hates
delay" |
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veritas omnia vincit |
"Truth defeats
all things" |
|
veritas unitas
caritas |
"Truth, Unity,
Love" |
|
veritas vos
liberabit |
"the truth will
set you free" |
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[in] veritate et
caritate |
"with truth and
love" |
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veritate et virtute |
"with truth and
courage" |
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veritatem fratribus
testari |
"to bear
witness to the truth in brotherhood" |
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vero nihil verius |
"nothing truer
than truth" |
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versus (vs) or (v.) |
"towards" |
|
veto |
"I forbid" |
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vi et animo |
"With heart and
soul" |
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vi veri universum
vivus vici |
"by the power
of truth, I, while living, have |
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via |
"by the
road" |
|
Via, Veritas, Vita |
"The way, the
truth and the Life" |
|
via media |
"middle
road" |
|
vice |
"in place
of" |
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vice versa |
"with position
turned" |
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versa vice |
|
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victoria aut mors |
"Victory or
death!" |
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victoria concordia
crescit |
"Victory comes
from harmony" |
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victrix causa diis
placuit sed victa Catoni |
"the victorious
cause pleased the gods, but t |
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vide infra (v.i.) |
"see
below" |
|
vide supra (v.s.) |
"see
above" |
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vincit omnia veritas |
"Truth conquers
all" |
|
videlicet (viz.) |
"namely",
"that is to say", "as follows" |
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video meliora
proboque deteriora sequor |
"I see and
approve of the better, but I follo |
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video et taceo |
"I see and keep
silent" |
|
video sed non credo |
"I see it, but
I don't believe it" |
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vim promovet insitam |
"promotes one's
innate power" |
|
videre licet |
"it is
permitted to see", "one may see" |
|
vince malum bono |
"Overcome Evil
with Good" |
|
vincere scis
Hannibal victoria uti nescis |
"you know [how]
to win, Hannibal; you do not |
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vincit qui se vincit |
"he conquers
who conquers himself" |
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viriliter agite
estote fortes |
"Quit ye like
men, be strong" |
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vir prudens non
contra ventum mingit |
"[A] wise man
does not urinate [up] against t |
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virtus sola
nobilitas |
"virtue alone
[is] noble" |
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virtus unita fortior |
"virtue united
[is] stronger" |
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virtus in media stat |
"Virtue stands
in the middle. " |
|
virtus tentamine
gaudet |
"Strength
rejoices in the challenge." |
|
virtute et armis |
"by virtue and
arms" |
|
vis legis |
"power of the
law" |
|
visio dei |
"Vision of a
god" |
|
vita ante acta |
"a life done
before" |
|
vita, dulcedo, spes |
"[Mary our]
life, sweetness, hope" |
|
vita incerta, mors
certissima |
"Life is
uncertain, death is most certain" |
|
vita summa brevis
spem nos vetat incohare longam |
"the shortness
of life prevents us from enter |
|
viva voce |
"living
voice" |
|
vivat crescat
floreat |
"may it live,
grow, and flourish!" |
|
Vivat Rex |
"May the King
live!" |
|
Vive memor leti |
"I live
remembering death" |
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Vivere est cogitare |
"To live is to
think" |
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Vivere est vincere |
"To live is to
conquer" |
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Vivere militare est |
"To live is to
fight" |
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Vive ut vivas |
"live so that
you may live" |
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vocatus atque non
vocatus Deus aderit |
"called and not
called, God will be present", |
|
volenti non fit
injuria |
"to one
willing, no harm is done" or "to him |
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votum separatum |
"separate
vow" |
|
vox clamantis in
deserto |
"the voice of
one shouting in the desert" (or |
|
vox nihili |
"voice of
nothing" |
|
vox populi |
"voice of the
people" |

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