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Latin mottoes,phrases,and abbreviations

Latin mottoes,phrases,and abbreviations. tempus fugit. time flies. Semper fidelis. Always faithful. semper paratus. always prepared. caveat emptor. Let the buyer beware!. persona non grata. a person not welcome. Habeas corpus. You have the body. Cogito ergo sum.

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Latin mottoes,phrases,and abbreviations

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  1. Latin mottoes,phrases,and abbreviations

  2. tempus fugit time flies

  3. Semperfidelis Always faithful

  4. semper paratus always prepared

  5. caveat emptor Let the buyer beware!

  6. persona non grata a person not welcome

  7. Habeas corpus You have the body

  8. Cogito ergo sum I think, therefore I am

  9. E pluribus unum One out of many

  10. quid pro quo this for that

  11. Ad hominem To the man

  12. Carpe diem Seize the day

  13. annuit coeptis He (God) watched over our beginnings

  14. novus ordo saeclorum a new order of the ages

  15. errare humanum est To err is human…

  16. Ad astra per aspera To the stars through difficulties

  17. Modus operandi (M.O.) Mode of operating

  18. Ad infinitum To infinity

  19. ad nauseam to a sickening or disgusting point

  20. sine qua non “without which not,” i.e., a necessity

  21. festina lente “hurry slowly”

  22. CAVE CANEM Beware of the dog!

  23. veni, vidi, vici “I came, I saw, I conquered,” said Gaius Julius Caesar .

  24. bona fide in good faith

  25. Lapsuslinguae Slip of the tongue

  26. Ad hoc For this purpose

  27. Alter ego Other self

  28. status quo situation which is

  29. Nota bene (N.B.) Note well

  30. Cum granosalis With a grain of salt

  31. SENATUS POPULUSQUE ROMANUS S P Q R The Senate and the Roman People

  32. Arslonga, vita brevis Art is long, life is short

  33. De facto According to the fact

  34. De iure According to the law

  35. Alma mater Nurturing mother

  36. Magna cum laude With great honor

  37. Curriculum vitae (C.V.) Resume- the course of your life

  38. Abovousque ad mala From the egg all the way to apples

  39. Non compos mentis Not sound of mind

  40. Citius, altius, fortius Swifter, higher, stronger

  41. Mea culpa, mihiignosce My fault, excuse me

  42. Pro bono For the good

  43. Per capita By the heads

  44. De gustibus non est disputandum There is no disputing about tastes.

  45. Menssana in corporesano A sound mind in a sound body and

  46. Arsartis gratia Art for the sake of art

  47. In loco parentis In place of a parent

  48. Requiescat in pace (R.I.P.) Rest in peace

  49. Non sequitur It does not follow 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 9

  50. A.D. (anno domini) In the year of our Lord

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