Latin Phrases

et al. --(et alii.) and others

vs. -- versus

ad astra -- to the stars

per aspera -- through adversities (through the thorns)

caveat emptor -- let the buyer beware

status quo - the state in which (literal), the present state of things

ars longa -- art (work) is long

vita brevis -- life is short

e.g. -- (Exempli gratia) for example

N.B. -- (nota bene) note well, observe carefully

a.m. – (ante meridiem) before noon

p.m. -- (post meridiem) after noon

E pluribus unum -- one out of many

tempus fugit -- time flies

carpe diem -- seize the day i.e. -- (id est) that is to say

A.D. -- (Anno Domini) in the year of the Lord

Veni vidi vici -- I came, I saw, I conquered

Summa cum laude -- With highest honor

per annum -- yearly

Plaudite Omnes – All applaud Me Paenitet – Sorry/I am sorry

Eamus – Let‘s go

Bene respondisti – I answered well.

Ignosce mihi – Pardon me.

Surge – Rise/Get up

Quid novi? – What is new

Adsum – I am present

Quota hora est – What time is is?

Sol Lucet – The sun is shining

Quis est – Who is it?

Quid est – What is it?

Minime – too small

Vale – Farewell

Ita vero – certainly

Quid est nomen tibi – What is your name?

Quid agis – What are you doing?

Salve – Hello!,