Learn Latin Phrases in English
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- [in] the matter of — re
- leader — dux
- By, through, by means of — per
- thus — sic
- by the road/way — via
- in the writings of — apud
- beware! — cave
- I have spoken — dixi
- therefore — ergo
- unless — nisi
- [with] peace [to] — pace
- I know — scio
- let it stand — stet
- farewell — vale
- I forbid — veto
- in place of — vice
- "see" or "refer to" — vide
- I am here — adsum
- at another time, otherwise — alias
- elsewhere — alibi
- fault — culpa
- about/regarding the matter — de re
- s/he may go out — exeat
- in the matter [of] — in re
- lit. 'uproar', 'disturbance', 'crowd'; in music, specifically in the musical settings of the Passion of Jesus, it refers to any text that is spoken by any group of people, including the disciples, the Jews, or the soldiers. — turba
- from the egg — ab ovo
- to this — ad hoc
- to the matter — ad rem
- I direct — dirigo
- and husband — et vir
- from God — ex Deo
- they leave — exeunt
- in the egg — in ovo
- against the thing — in rem
- in hope — in spe
- lapse, slip, error; involuntary mistake made while writing or speaking — lapsus
- here and there, everywhere — passim
- through itself — per se
- one painted — pinxit
- it pleases — placet
- for oneself — pro se
- to seek — quaere
- of whom — quorum
- I shall rise — surgam
- I will protect — tuebor
- from here on — ab hinc
- I absolve — absolvo
- to the archives — ad acta
- here we are — adsumus
- to one — ad unum