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Latin Mottoes

  • Aliena pericula, cautiones nostrae.-

Others' dangers are our warnings.

  • Anno Domini (A.D)

In the Year of Our Lord

  • Ante Meridiem (am)

Before midday

  • Ars Gratia Artis (MGM slogan)

Art for the sake of art

  • Carpe diem

Seize the day

  • Caveat emptor

Let the buyer beware.

  • Cave canem

Beware of the dog.

  • Cavete a canibus

Beware of the dogs.

  • Dum Spiro, Spero

While I breath, I hope

  • E pluribus unum

Out of many, one

  • Exempli Gratia (e.g.)

For (the sake of) example

  • Id est (i.e.)

That is

  • Lapsus linguae

a slip of the tongue

  • Per se

In itself

  • Post Meridiem (pm)

After midday

  • Quod erat demonstrandum (QED)

What was to be demonstated

  • Quid pro quo

Something for something

  • Sic semper tyrannis

Thus always to tyrants

  • Semper fidelis

Always faithful

  • Semper paratus

Always ready

  • Tempus fugit

Time flies

  • Terra firma

Solid land

  • Veni, vidi, vici

I came, I saw, I conquered

  • Versus (vs.)

Turned to (competing against)

  • Vice versa

The other way around

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The internet is one of the best media to obtain Latin resources. A few sites to get you started are listed here.

Orbis Latinus Language information on Latin, Vulgar latin, Early Romance Languages and the Late Romance Languages.

Lacus Curtius Plentiful supply of Latin texts and translations.

Forum Romanum Many Latin resources.

Perseus Digital Library Excellent resource for texts and translations online.


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