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Latin Phrases

By sigid | December 15, 2006

A
a bene placito	from one who has been pleased well
a caelo usque ad centrum	from the sky to the center
a capite ad calcem	from head to heel
a contrario	from the opposite
a fortiori	from the stronger
a mari usque ad mare	from sea to sea
a pedibus usque ad caput	from feet to head
a posse ad esse	from being able to being
a posteriori	from the latter
a priori	from the former
a tergo	from behind
ab absurdo	from the absurd
ab abusu ad usum non valet consequentia	a consequence from an abuse to a use is not valid
ab aeterno	from the eternal
ab antiquo	from the ancient
ab extra	from beyond
ab hinc	from here on
ab imo pectore	from the bottom of my heart
ab inconvenienti	from an inconvenient thing
ab incunabulis	from the cradle
ab initio	from the beginning
ab intestato	from an intestate
ab intra	from within
ab irato	from an angry man
ab origine	from the source
ab ovo usque ad mala	from the egg to the apples
ab uno disce omnes	from one, learn all
ab urbe condita (a.u.c.)	from the founding of the city
absens haeres non erit	an absent person will not be an heir
absente reo (abs. re.)	with the defendant being absent
absit iniuria verbis	let injury by words be absent
absit invidia	let ill will be absent
absit omen	let an omen be absent
absolutum dominium	absolute dominion
absolvo	I acquit
abundans cautela non nocet	abundant caution does no harm
abusus non tollit usum	misuse does not remove use
accusare nemo se debet nisi coram Deo	no one ought to accuse himself except in the presence of God
acta est fabula plaudite	The play has been performed; applaud!
acta non verba	actions, not words
Acta Sanctorum	Deeds of the Saints
actus reus	guilty act
ad absurdum	to the absurd
ad abundantiam	to abundance
ad astra	to the stars
ad astra per aspera	to the stars through difficulties
ad captandum vulgus	toward courting the crowd
ad eundum	to the same
ad fontes	to the sources
ad fundum	to the bottom
ad hoc	to this thing
ad hominem	to the man
ad infinitum	to infinity
ad interim (ad int)	for the meantime
ad Kalendas Graecas	to the Greek Kalends
ad libitum (ad lib)	toward pleasure
ad litem	to the lawsuit
ad lucem	to the light
ad maiorem Dei gloriam (AMDG)	To the greater glory of God
ad multos annos	To many years!
ad nauseam	to the point of disgust
ad pedem litterae	to the foot of the letter
ad perpetuam memoriam	to the perpetual memory
ad pondus omnium (ad pond om)	to the weight of all things
ad quod damnum	to what damage
ad referendum (ad ref)	to that which must be brought back
ad rem	to the matter
ad undas	to the waves
ad usum Delphini	for the use of the Dauphin
ad usum proprium (ad us. propr.)	for one’s own use
ad utrumque paratus	prepared for everything
ad valorem	to the value
ad vitam aeternam	to eternal life
addendum	thing to be added
adequatio intellectus et rei	correspondence of the mind and reality
adsum	I am here
Advocatus Diaboli	Devil’s Advocate
aegri somnia	a sick man’s dreams
aetatis suae	of his own age
affidavit	he asserted
age quod agis	do what you do
agenda	things to be done
Agnus Dei	Lamb of God
alea iacta est	the die has been cast
alenda lux ubi orta libertas	Let learning be cherished where liberty has arisen.
alias	otherwise
alibi	elsewhere
alis aquilae	on eagles wings
alis grave nil	nothing is heavy to those who have wings
alis volat propris	she flies with her own wings
Aliquantus	Rather big
Aliquantulus	Not that big
aliquid stat pro aliquo	something that stands for something else
alma mater	nourishing mother
alter ego	other I
alterius non sit qui suus esse potest	Let no man belong to another that can belong to himself
alterum non laedere	to not wound another
alumna or alumnus	pupil
amicus curiae	friend of the court
amiterre legem terrae	to lose the law of the land
amor est vitae essentia	love is the essence of life
amor patriae	love of one’s country
amor vincit omnia	love conquers all
anno (an.)	in the year
Anno Domini (A.D.)	in the Year of the Lord
anno regni	In the year of the reign
Annuit Cœptis	He Has Approved the Undertakings
annus horribilis	horrible year
annus mirabilis	wonderful year
annus terribilis	dreadful year
ante bellum	before the war
ante cibum (a.c.)	before food
ante litteram	before the letter
ante meridiem (a.m.)	before midday
ante mortem	before death
ante prandium (a.p.)	before lunch
apparatus criticus	critical apparatus
aqua (aq.)	water
aqua fortis	strong water
aqua pura	pure water
aqua regia	royal water
aqua vitae	water of life
arbiter elegantiarum	judge of tastes
arcus senilis	senile bow
arguendo	for arguing
argumentum	argument
ars celare artem	art [is] to conceal art
ars gratia artis	art for art’s sake
ars longa vita brevis	art is long, life is short
audax at fidelis	bold but faithful
audeamus	let us dare
audemus jura nostra defendere	we dare to defend our rights
audentes fortuna iuvat	fortune favors the bold
audere est facere	to dare is to do
audi alteram partem	hear the other side
aurea mediocritas	golden mean
auri sacra fames	accursed hunger for gold
auribus teneo lupum	I hold a wolf by the ears
aurora australis	southern dawn
aurora borealis	northern dawn
aut Caesar aut nihil	either Caesar or nothing
aut concilio aut ense	either by meeting or by the sword
aut vincere aut mori	either to conquer or to die
ave atque vale	Hail and farewell!
ave Caesar morituri te salutant	Hail, Caesar! The ones who are about to die salute you!
ave Europa nostra vera Patria	Hail, Europe, our true Fatherland!
Ave Maria	Hail, Mary

B
Beata Virgo Maria (BVM)	Blessed Virgin Mary
beatae memoriae	of blessed memory
beati pauperes spiritu	Blessed in spirit [are] the poor.
beati possidentes	blessed [are] those who possess
bella gerant alii	let other wage war
bellum omnium contra omnes	war of all against all
bis dat qui cito dat	he gives twice, who gives promptly
bis in die (bid)	twice in a day
bona fide	in good faith
bona officia	good services
boni pastoris est tondere pecus non deglubere	It is of a good shepherd to shear his flock, not to flay them.
bonum commune communitatis	common good of the community
bonum commune hominis	common good of a man

C
cacoethes scribendi	bad habit of writing
calix meus inebrians	my cup makes me drunk
camera obscura	dark chamber
caput inter nubila (condit)	head in the clouds
carpe diem	pluck the day
Carthago delenda est	Carthage must be destroyed
casus belli	event of war
causa mortis	cause of death
cave canem	beware of dog
caveat emptor	let the buyer beware
caveat lector	let the reader beware
caveat venditor	let the seller beware
Cedant arma togae	let arms yield to the gown
celerius quam asparagi co ur	more swiftly than asparagus is cooked
certum est quod certum reddi potest	It is certain if it is capable of being rendered certain
cessante ratione legis cessat ipsa lex	When the reason for the law ceases, the law itself ceases.
cetera desunt	the rest is missing
ceteris paribus	with other things equal
Christo et Doctrinae	For Christ and Learning
Christus Rex	Christ the King
circa (c.) or (ca.)	around
circulus vitiosus	vicious circle
citius altius fortius	faster, higher, stronger
claves Sancti Petri	the keys of Saint Peter
clerico admittendo	about to be made a clerk
Codex Iuris Canonici	Book of Canon Law
cogito ergo sum	I think, therefore I am.
coitus interruptus	interrupted congress
communis opinio	generally accepted view
compos mentis	in control of the mind
concordia cum veritate	in harmony with truth
concordia salus	salvation through harmony
condemnant quod non intellegunt	They condemn what they do not understand or They condemn because they do not understand
condicio sine qua non	condition without which not
confer (cf.)	bring together
Confoederatio Helvetica (C.H.)	Helvetian Confederation
coniunctis viribus	with connected strength
Consuetudo pro lege servatur	Custom is kept before the law
consummatum est	It is completed.
contemptus saeculi	scorn for the times
contradictio in terminis	contradiction in terms
contraria contrariis curantur	the opposite is cured with the opposite
contra bonos mores	against good morals
contra legem	against the law
cor ad cor loquitur	heart speaks to heart
coram Deo	in the presence of God
coram populo	in the presence of the people
Corpus Christi	Body of Christ
corpus delicti	body of the offence
Corpus Iuris Canonici	Body of Canon Law
Corpus Iuris Civilis	Body of Civil Law
corpus vile	worthless body
corrigenda	things to be corrected
corruptio optimi pessima	the corruption of the best is the worst
credo quia absurdum est	I believe it because it is absurd
crescat scientia vita excolatur	let knowledge grow, let life be enriched
crescit eundo	it grows as it goes
cui bono	Good for whom?
cui prodest	for whom it advances
cuius est solum eius est usque ad coelum et ad inferos	Whose the land is, all the way to the sky and to the underworld is his.
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 his fault.
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 laude	with praise
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
cygnus inter anates	swan among ducks
cygnus insignis	distinguished by its swans

D
damnum absque injuria	damage without injustice
dat deus incrementum	God grants the increase
de bonis asportatis	carrying goods away
de dato	of the date
de facto	in fact
de gustibus non est disputandum	there is not to be discussion regarding tastes
de futuro	regarding the future
de integro	again or 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
de minimis non curat praetor	The commander does not bother with the smallest things.
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 omni re scibili et quibusdam aliis	about every knowable thing, and even certain other things
De Oppresso Liber	Free From Having Been Oppressed
de profundis	from the depths
de re	about the matter
decus et tutamen	an ornament and a safeguard
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 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 ex machina	a god from a machine
Deus vult	God wills it!
Dicto simpliciter	I speak simply
dictum meum pactum	my word [is] my bond
diem perdidi	I have lost the day
Dies Irae	Day of Wrath
dirigo	I direct
dis aliter visum	it seemed otherwise to the gods
dis manibus sacrum (D.M.S.)	Sacred to the ghost-gods
disce quasi semper victurus vive quasi cras moriturus	Learn as if always going to live; live as if tomorrow going to die.
discipuli nostrum bardissimi sunt	Our students are stupid
disjecta membra	scattered limbs
ditat Deus	God enriches
divide et impera	divide and rule
dixi	I have spoken
do ut des	I give that you may give
Docendo disco, scribendo cogito	I learn by teaching, think by writing.
Dominus illuminatio mea	the Lord is my light
Dominus vobiscum	Lord be with you
donatio mortis causa	giving in expectation of death
draco dormiens nunquam titillandus	a sleeping dragon must never be tickled
dramatis personae	the parts of the play
Duae tabulae rasae in quibus nihil scriptum est	Two minds, not one single thought
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 fatherland.
dulce et utile	a sweet and useful thing
dulcius ex asperis	through difficulty, sweetness
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

E
e pluribus unum	from more, one
Ecce Homo	Behold the Man!
editio princeps	first edition
e.g.	for the sake of example
ego te absolvo	I absolve you
emeritus	veteran
ens causa sui	existing because of oneself
ense petit placidam sub libertate quietem	by the sword she seeks gentle peace under liberty
eo ipso	by that very act
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	let it be perpetual
et alibi (et al.)	and elsewhere
et alii (et al.)	and others
et cetera (etc.) or (&c.)	And the rest
et hoc genus omne	And all that sort of thing
et in Arcadia ego	and in Arcadia [am] I
et nunc reges intelligite erudimini qui judicati terram	And now, kings, understand: be instructed, you who have judged the Earth.
et sequens (et seq.)	and the following
et tu, Brute?	And you, Brutus?
et uxor (et ux.)	and wife
ex abundantia enim cordis os loquitur	for out of an abundance of the heart, the mouth speaks
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 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 nihilo nihil fit	nothing may come from nothing
ex officio	from the office
ex opere operato	from the work that worked
ex oriente lux	from the East, the light
ex parte	from a part
ex post facto	from a thing done afterward
ex scientia tridens	from knowledge, sea power.
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
excusatio non petita accusatio manifesta	an excuse that has not been sought is an obvious accusation
exeat	let him leave
exempli gratia (e.g.)	for the sake of example
exeunt	they leave
exit	he leaves
experimentum crucis	crucial experiment
experto crede	trust the expert i.e. Me
expressio unius est exclusio alterius	the expression of the one is the exlusion of the other
extra territorium jus dicenti impune non paretur	he who administers justice outside of his territory is disobeyed with impunity

F
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	as a rule, men willingly believe that which they wish to
festina lente	hurry slowly
fiat iustitia et pereat mundus	let justice be done, even should the world perish
fiat justitia ruat caelum	let justice be done should the sky fall
fiat lux	let light be made
Fidei Defensor (Fid Def) or (fd)	Defender of 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
flectere si nequeo superos, Achaeronta movebo	If I cannot move heaven I will raise hell
floruit	one flourished
fluctuat nec mergitur	she wavers and is not immersed
fons et origo	the spring and source
fortes fortuna adiuvat	fortune favours the brave
fortis est veritas	truth is strong
fortis et liber	strong and free

G
generalia specialibus non derogant	universal things do not detract from specific things
genius loci	spirit of place
Gloria in Excelsis Deo	Glory to God in the Heights
Gloria Patri	Glory to the Father
gloriosus et liber	glorious and free
Gradibus ascendimus	Ascending by degrees
graviora manent	heavier things remain
gutta cavat lapidem non vi sed saepe cadendo	a drop hollows a stone not by force, but by often falling

H
habeas corpus	you may have the body
habemus papam	we have a pope
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 leones	here there are lions
hinc illae lacrimae	hence those tears
historia vitae magistra	history, the teacher of life
homo homini lupus	man [is a] wolf to man
homo sum humani a mi nihil alienum puto	I am a human being; nothing human is strange to me
honeste vivere	to live virtuously
honor virtutis praemium	esteem is the reward of virtue
honoris causa	for the sake of honor
hora somni (h.s.)	at the hour of sleep
horas non numero nisi serenas	I do not count the hours unless they are sunny
hortus in urbe	A garden in the city
horribile dictu	horrible to say
hostis humani generis	enemy of the human race
hypotheses non fingo	I do not fabricate hypotheses

I
ibidem (ibid.)	in the same place
id est (i.e.)	that is
idem (id.)	the same
idem quod (i.q.)	the same as
i.e.	that is
Iesus Nazarenus Rex Iudaeorum (INRI)	Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews
igne natura renovatur integra	through fire, nature is reborn whole
igni ferroque	with fire and iron
ignis fatuus	foolish fire
ignoratio elenchi	ignorance of the issue
ignotum per ignotius	unknown by means of the more unknown
ignotus (ign.)	unknown
Illegitimi non carborundum	Don’t let the bastards grind you down
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
in Deo speramus	in God we hope
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 rearches
in fidem	into faith
in fieri	in becoming
in fine (i.f.)	in the end
in flagrante delicto	in a blazing wrong, while the crime is blazing
in flore	in blossom
in foro	in forum
in girum imus nocte et consumimur igni	We enter the circle at night and are consumed by fire
in hoc signo vinces	by this sign you will conquer
in illo tempore	in that time
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 liberty, in all things charity
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 nowhere found it, except in a corner with a book
in partibus infidelium	in the parts of the infidels
in pectore	in the heart
in personam	into a person
in propria persona	in one’s own person
in rerum natura	in the nature of things
in saeculo	in the times
in salvo	in safety
in silico	in silicon
in situ	in the place
In spe	in hope
In specialibus generalia quaerimus	To seek the general in the specifics
in statu nascendi	in the state of being born
in toto	in all
in triplo	in triple
in utero	in the womb
in vacuo	in a void
in vino veritas	in wine [there is] truth
in vitro	in glass
in vivo	in life or in a living thing
incredibile dictu	incredible to say
Index Librorum Prohibitorum	Index of Forbidden Books
indivisibiliter ac inseparabiliter	indivisible and inseparable
infra dignitatem (infra dig)	beneath one’s dignity
instante mense (inst.)	in the present month
integer vitae scelerisque purus	unimpaired by life and clean of wickedness
inter alia	among other things
inter alios	among others
inter arma enim silent leges	In the face of arms, the law falls mute, more popularly rendered as during warfare, in fact, the laws are silent
inter caetera	among others
inter spem et metum	between hope and fear
inter vivos	between the living
intra muros	within the walls
intra vires	within the powers
ipse dixit	he himself said it
ipsissima verba	the very words themselves
ipso facto	by the fact itself
Ira Deorum	Wrath of the Gods
ita vero	thus indeed
ite missa est	go, the things have been sent
iura novit curia	the court knows the laws

J
juris ignorantia est cum jus nostrum ignoramus	it is ignorance of the law when we do not know our own rights
Johannes est nomen ejus	John is its name / Juan es su Nombre
jus ad bellum	law towards war
jus in bello	law in war
jus primae noctis	law of the first night
justitia omnibus	justice for all

L
Labor omnia vincit	Work conquers all things
lapsus linguae	slip of the tongue
lapsus memoriae	slip of memory
laus Deo	praise be to God
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 ferenda	the law that should be borne
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
liberate me ex infernis	free me from hell
libera te tutemet	you, free yourself
libertas quæ sera tamen	freedom which [is] however late
libra (lb)	scales
loco citato (lc)	in the place cited
locus classicus	a classic place
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 hominum vita	life the light of men
lux sit	let there be light

M
magister dixit	the master has said it
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
malum discordiae	apple of dischord
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
Mater Facit	Mother Does It
materfamilias	the mother of the family
materia medica	medical matter
me vexat pede	it annoys me at the foot
Mea Culpa	My Fault
Media vita in morte sumus	In the midst of our lives we die
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 will be
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
Miles Gloriosus	Glorious Soldier
minatur innocentibus qui parcit nocentibus	he threatens the innocent who spares the guilty
mirabile dictu	wonderful to tell
mirabile visu	wonderful by the sight
miserabile visu	terrible by the sight
miserere nobis	have mercy upon us
missit me Dominus	the Lord has sent me
mittimus	we send
modus operandi (M.O.)	method of operating
modus ponens	method of placing
modus tollens	method of removing
modus vivendi	method of living
montani semper liberi	mountaineers [are] always free
Montis Insignia Calpe	Badge of the Rock of Gibraltar
more ferarum	like beasts
morituri te salutant	those who are about to die salute thee
motu proprio	on his own initiative
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 changed

N
natura non contristatur	nature is not saddened
natura non facit saltum ita nec lex	nature does not make a leap, thus neither does the law
navigare necesse est vivere non est necesse	to sail is necessary; to live is not necessary
ne cede malis	do not give in to misfortune
ne sutor ultra crepidam	Cobbler, no further than the sandal!
nec dextrorsum, nec sinistrorsum	Neither to the left nor to the right
nec plus ultra	nothing more beyond
nemine contradicente (nem. con.)	with no one speaking against
nemo dat quod non habet	no one gives what he does not have
nemo me impune lacessit	no one provokes me with impunity
nemo nisi per amicitiam cognoscitur	No one learns except by friendship
nemo tenetur seipsum accusare	no one is bound to accuse himself
nihil novi	nothing of the new
nihil obstat	nothing prevents
nil admirari	be surprised at nothing
nil desperandum	nothing must be despaired at
nil nisi bonum	(about the dead say) nothing unless (it is) good
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 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!
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 facias malum ut inde fiat bonum	you should not make evil in order that good may be made from it
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 being understood
non liquet	it is not proven
non mihi solum	not for myself 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 progredi est regredi	to not go forward is to go backward
non prosequitur	he does not proceed
Non vitae sed scholae discimus	Education is not for life, but for school.
non sequitur	it does not follow
non serviam	I will not serve
non sum qualis eram	I am not such as I was
nosce te ipsum	know thyself
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.
nullam rem natam	no thing born
nulli secundus	second to none
Nullius in verba	On the word of no man
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 non paratus	never unprepared

O
O homines ad servitutem paratos	Men fit to be slaves!
O tempora O mores	O, the times! O, 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
omne ignotum pro magnifico	every unknown thing [is taken] for great
omnia dicta fortiora si dicta Latina	everything said [is] stronger if said in Latin
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, until it is shown [to be] in the reverse
omnium gatherum	gathering of all
onus probandi	burden of proof
opera omnia	all works
opera posthuma	posthumous works
opere citato (op. cit.)	in the work that was cited
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
ordo ab chao	Out of chaos, comes order
orta recens quam pura nites	newly risen, how brightly you shine

P
pace	with peace
pace tua	with your peace
pacta sunt servanda	agreements must be kept
panem et circenses	bread and circuses
parens patriae	parent of the nation
pari passu	with equal step
parva sub ingenti	the small under the huge
passim	here and there
pater familias	father of the family
Pater Patriae	Father of the Nation
pater peccavi	father, I have sinned
pauca sed matura	few, but ripe
Pax Americana	American Peace
Pax Britannica	British Peace
pax Dei	peace of God
Pax Deorum	Peace of the Gods
pax et bonum	peace and the good
pax et lux	peace and light
pax maternum, ergo pax familiarum	peace of mothers, therefore peace of families
Pax Romana	Roman Peace
Pax Sinica	Chinese Peace
pax vobiscum	peace [be] with you
pecunia non olet	the money doesn’t smell
pendent opera interrupta	the work hangs interrupted
per annum (p.a.)	through a year
per ardua ad astra	through adversity 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 definitionem	through the definition
per diem	through a day
Per Mare per Terram	By Sea and by Land
per mensem	through a month
per os (p.o.)	through the mouth
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 veritatem vis	through truth, strength
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
pollice verso	with a turned thumb
pons asinorum	bridge of asses
Pontifex Maximus	Greatest High Priest
posse comitatus	to be able to attend
post aut propter	after it or by means of it
post cibum (p.c.)	after food
post hoc ergo propter hoc	after this, therefore because of this
post meridiem (p.m.)	after midday
post mortem (pm)	after death
post prandial	after the time before midday
post scriptum (p.s.)	after what has been written
post tenebras lux	after darkness, light
prima facie	at first sight
Praemonitus praemunitus	forewarned is forearmed. See Praemonitus praemunitus.
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 forma	for form
pro hac vice	for this occasion
pro patria	for country
pro rata	for the rate
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
propria manu (p.m.)	by one’s own hand
propter vitam vivendi perdere causas	to destroy the reasons for living for the sake of life
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

Q
qua patet orbis	as far as the world extends
quaecumque vera	whatever is true
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 behaved well
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
quater in die (qid)	four times a day
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 tacet consentire videtur	he who is silent is taken to agree
qui transtulit sustinet	he who transported sustains
quia suam uxorem etiam suspiciore vacare vellet	because he should wish even his wife to be free from suspicion
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 viditur	whatever has been said in Latin seems deep
quis custodiet ipsos custodes	Who will guard the guards themselves?
quis ut Deus	Who [is] as God?
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 denied without reason
quod licet Iovi non licet bovi	what is permitted to Jupiter is not permitted to an ox
quod me nutrit me destruit	what nourishes me destroys me
quod natura non dat Salmantica non praestat	what nature does not give, Salamanca does not provide
quod vide (q.v.)	which see
quomodo vales	how are you?
quot homines tot sententiae	how many people, so many opinions

R
radix malorum est cupiditas	the root of evils is desire
Rara avis	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
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
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 ipsa loquitur	the thing speaks for itself
res judicata	judged thing
respice finem	look back at the end
respiciendum est iudicanti ne quid aut durius aut remissius constituatur quam causa deposcit nec enim aut severitatis aut clementiae gloria affectanda est	the judge must see that no order be made or judgment given or sentence passed either more harshly or more mildly than the case requires; he must not seek renown, either as a severe or as a tender-hearted judge
respondeat superior	let the superior respond
res nullius	nobody’s thing
rex regum fidelum et	king even of faithful kings
rigor mortis	stiffness of death
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, fairer than all things, I do ever glory in thee
rus in urbe	Farm in the city

S
saltus in demonstrando	leap in explaining
salus populi suprema lex esto	the welfare of the people is to be the highest law
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
sapere aude	dare to be wise
sapienti sat	enough for the wise
scio	I know
sedes apostolica	apostolic chair
sedes incertae seat	(i.e. location) uncertain
sede vacante	with the seat being vacant
servus servorum Dei	servant of the servants of God
semper excelsius	always higher
semper fidelis	always faithful
semper paratus	always prepared
semper reformanda	always reforming
semper ubi sub ubi	always where under where
Senatus Populusque Romanus (SPQR)	The Senate and the People of Rome
Servo Permaneo Bovis Provestri	Save the Last Bullet for Yourself
sesquipedalia verba	words a foot and a half long
si peccasse negamus fallimur et nulla est in nobis veritas	if we refuse to make a mistake, we are deceived, and there’s no truth in us
si quaeris peninsulam amoenam circumspice	if you seek a delightful peninsula, look around
Si tacuisses, philosophus mansisses	If you had kept your silence, you would have stayed a philosopher
si vales valeo (SVV)	if you are well, I am well
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 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 is] of others
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
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 scientia ars nihil est	without knowledge, skill is nothing
sit venia verbo	may there be forgiveness for the word
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
soli Deo gloria (S.D.G.)	glory to God alone
solus Christus	Christ alone
solus ipse	I alone
spem reduxit	he has restored hope
spes anchora vitae	hope is the anchor of [my] life
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
statim (stat)	immediately
status quo	the state to which
stet	let it stand
stipendium peccati mors est	the reward of sin is death
strenuis ardus cedunt	the heights yield to endeavour
stricto sensu	with the tight meaning
stupor mundi	the wonder of the world
sua sponte	by its own accord
Sub Cruce Lumen	The Light Under the Cross
sub judice	under a judge
sub poena	under penalty
sub rosa	under the rose
sub specie aeternitatis	under the sight of eternity
Sui generis	Of its own kind
sui iuris	Of one’s own right
sum quod eris	I am what you will be
summa cum laude	with highest praise
summum bonum	the supreme good
sunt lacrimae rerum	there are tears for things
sunt omnes unum	they are all one
suo jure	in one’s own right
suo moto	upon one’s own initiative
supero omnia	I surpass everything
surgam	I shall rise
suum cuique tribuere	to render to every man his due

T
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 them
tempus edax rerum	time, devourer of all things
tempus fugit	time flees
tempus rerum imperator	time, commander of all things
tempus volat hora fugit	time flies, the hour flees
teneo te Africa	I hold you, Africa!
ter in die (tid)	thrice in a day
terminus ante quem	limit before which
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
timeo Danaos et dona ferentes	I fear Greeks, even bearing gifts
timidi mater non flet	A coward’s mother does not weep
timor mortis conturbat me	the fear of death confounds me
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 ever more boldly against them
tu quoque	you too
tuebor	I will protect

U
uberrima fides	most abundant faith
ubertas et fidelitas	fertility and faithfulness
ubi bene ibi patria	where [it is] well, there [is] the fatherland
ubi caritas et amor Deus ibi est	where there is charity and love, God is there
ubi mel ibi apes	where [there is] honey, there [are] bees
ubi dubium ibi libertas	where [there is] doubt, there [is] freedom
ubi jus ibi remedium	Where [there is] a right, there [is] a remedy
ubi non accusator ibi non iudex	where [there is] no accuser, there [is] no judge
ubi re vera	when, in a true thing
ubi solitudinem faciunt pacem appellant	when they make a wasteland, they call it peace
ubi sunt	where are they?
una salus victis nullam sperare salutem	the only safety for the conquered is to hope for no safety
ultimo mense (ult.)	in the last month
ultima ratio	last method
ultra vires	beyond powers
uno flatu	in one breath
unus multorum	one of many
Urbi et Orbi	To the City and the Circle [of the lands]
Urbs in Horto	City in a garden
Usus magister est optimus	practice makes perfect
ut biberent quoniam esse nollent	so that they might drink, since they refused to eat
ut incepit fidelis sic permanet	as she began loyal, so she persists
ut desint vires tamen est laudanda voluntas	though the power be lacking, the will is to be praised all the same
ut infra	as below
ut prosim	That I may serve
ut res magis valeat quam pereat	That the matter may have effect rather than fail
ut retro	as backwards
ut sit finis litium	So there might be an end of litigation
ut supra	as above

V
vade ad formicam	go to the ant
vade mecum	go with me
vade retro Satana	Go back, Satan!
vae victis	Woe to the conquered!
vanitas vanitatum omnia vanitas	vanity of vanities; everything [is] vanity
vaticinium ex eventu	prophecy from the event
vel non	or not
velocius quam asparagi coquantur	more rapidly than asparagus will be cooked
veni, vidi, vici	I came, I saw, I conquered
veni, vidi, vadi	I came, I saw, I went
vera causa	true cause
verba ita sunt intelligenda ut res magis valeat quam pereat	words are to be understood such that the subject matter may be more effective than wasted
verba volant, scripta manent	words fly away, writings remain
verbatim et litteratim	word by word and letter by letter
Verbi divini minister	servant of the divine Word
Verbum Dei	Word of God
Verbum Domini Manet in Aeternum (VDMA)	The Word of the Lord Endures Forever
Verbum sap [sapienti]	A word to the wise
Verbum sat [satienti]	A word is enough
veritas	truth
veritas omnia vincit	truth defeats all things
veritas unitas caritas	Truth, Unity, Love
veritas vos liberabit	the truth will set you free
versus (vs) or (v.)	against
veto	I forbid
vi veri universum vivus vici	by the power of truth, I, a living man, have conquered the universe
via	by the road
via media	middle road
vice versa	with position turned
victoria aut mors	Victory or death!
victoria concordia crescit	Victory comes from harmony
victrix causa diis placuit sed victa Catoni	the victorious cause pleased the gods, but the conquered cause pleased Cato
vide infra (v.i.)	see below
vide supra (v.s.)	see above
video meliora proboque deteriora sequor	I see and approve of the better things, but I follow the inferior things
video sed non credo	I see it, but I don’t believe it
vim promovet insitam	promotes one’s innate power
videre licet	it is permitted to see, one may see
vincere scis Hannibal victoria uti nescis	you know [how] to win, Hannibal; you do not [how] to use victory
vincit qui se vincit	he conquers who conquers himself
virtus unita fortior	virtue united [is] stronger
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
viva voce	living voice
vivat crescat floreat	may it live, grow, and flourish!
Vivat Rex	May the King live!
Vive ut vivas	live so that you may live
vocatus atque non vocatus Deus aderit	called and not called, God will be present, or called and even not called, God approaches
volenti non fit injuria	to one willing, no harm is done or to he who consents, no harm is done
votum separatum	separate vow
vox clamantis in deserto	the voice of one shouting in the desert (or, traditionally, the voice of one crying in the wilderness)
vox nihili	voice of nothing
vox populi	voice of the people

[cited from en.wikipedia.org]

37 Comments

By Dino, January 26, 2007 @ 3:00 am

Wow bagus banget nih, bisa tuk dimasukkan blogku nih biar keliatan lebih filosofis hehehe. Keren-keren..
By manusia, January 26, 2007 @ 9:29 am

He he ….

Saya dulu maksudnya nyari “cogito ergo sum” yang dibilang Bugs Bunny ke Marvin, terus saya pasang di blog (biar kelihatan keren mas …). Ada kamusnya juga mas, freeware ….
By pindar, February 20, 2007 @ 1:41 pm

mas Sigit, ni saya mengunjungi website sampeyan tuk kali pertama.
Good language..apik tenan..tambah tua makin bijaksana..hehe
kapan balik ke jogja lagi..kita kumpul bareng n ngobrol ngalor ngidul ..
tapi saya hobine ngobrol ngetan ngulon je..hehe
saya juga hobi nulis .. tapi belum nyampe sefilosofis sampeyan
lha bisanya nulis cuma kalo kepala lagi ndak puyeng je, hehe
By manusia, February 21, 2007 @ 1:36 am

Kulo sewulan pindah wangsul datheng gunungkidul mas. Ha mbok kulo dipun kirimi email prekawis produkipun mas Pindar.
By aprihatnoko, April 21, 2007 @ 1:06 pm

Nek “katrok” kuwi bahasa latin ato bukan ?

Sa curiga “katrok” berasal dari bahasa latin juga. Akhir-akhir ini kata “katrok” khan lagi ngetrend setelah tiap malam diucapkan oleh Tukul yang pintar ber filosofi
By manusia, April 24, 2007 @ 4:39 am

Ah, bukan.
Itu bahasa slank, artinya saya ndak tahu; semacam norak atau apa ….
By hoek, September 21, 2007 @ 3:00 pm

WOOOOWWWW….keren-keren, saia dari dolo nyari kamus bahasa latin tapi ga nemu-nemu, akhirna…saia comot bole ya mas? buad sms ke kawand-kawand^^
ow ya, salam kenal mas!
By sigid, September 23, 2007 @ 6:00 am

Eh, itu cuman terjemahan dari quote-quote latin mas.
Kalo dictionary Latin-English-Latin ada software-nya kok disini
http://users.erols.com/whitaker/wordswin.htm
By BaRT, October 6, 2007 @ 9:46 pm

Sip mas, buat tambahan perbendaharaan baru kosakata. Kebetulan blog saya sudah disisipi bahasa latin di tag nya hehehehe ….

salam kenal mas …. dari Bogor
By sigid, October 8, 2007 @ 1:09 am

Salam kenal mas Bart.
He he, pakai bahasa latin kayaknya keren mas
By Toga, November 20, 2007 @ 1:27 am

Wah, mucchas gracias! Bahasa Latin begitu sempurnanya, sampe nyaris tak ada kebudayaan yang bisa tetap menghidupkannya…
By sigid, November 20, 2007 @ 8:21 am

Dan terkesan ~~sophisticated~~ keren mas
By edo, December 4, 2007 @ 11:10 pm

mas,saya nyari arti na Yo te quiero tanto,
Tpi saya Tidak menemukan d siTus ini.
Mas ToLonQ saya unTuk mengarTikanya.
Thank you…
By sigid, December 5, 2007 @ 7:40 am

Yo te quiero tanto

Itu kalau ndak salah Bahasa Spanyol mas, Bukan Latin
Artinya : i love you so much
By FraterTelo, January 16, 2008 @ 1:19 pm

Salutem plurimam dico, (opooo iki, gayanya thukul)
wah salam salut, hebat bahasa latin ya.

viva latina-lah
salam kenal
Ego vere amo te
By sigid, January 16, 2008 @ 3:45 pm

Salutem plurimam dico

Napa niku Frater … ?

Ego vere amo te juga

Viva latina …
Viva Miss latin America

*ditendang Frater*
By FraterTelo, January 17, 2008 @ 8:39 am

salutem plurimam dico, kalau tidak salah ada di buku elementa lingua latine jilid 2. itu kata pembuka surat (”sambil mikir2, inget guru bhs latinnya”). artinya “aku menyampaikan salam selamat yang berlimpah”. yo rak kang?
By Syarif F., June 16, 2008 @ 12:06 pm

Tapi kalau nggak salah, tidak ada bentuk dalam bahasa latin ‘plurima, -ae’……. Eh, akunya yang salah! ternyata ada bentuknya.

Positive: multus, multa, multum
Comparative: plus
Superlative: plurimus, plurima, plurimum
By impact23, September 11, 2008 @ 4:27 pm

wuih lengkap !!! o ya.. salam kenal ya,

Regi
By sigid, September 17, 2008 @ 4:22 pm

@ Syarif

@ impact23
Ada kamusnya juga lho mas, freewae

*sambil kenalan*
By Agnes Natalia, January 20, 2009 @ 8:25 am

Selamat pagi, siang, sore dan malam, Sahabat

Salam Kenal. Saya senang sekali dengan kamus latinnya karena saya tertarik belajar bahasa Latin. Selama ini yang saya tahu hanya Tanda Salib, Bapa Kami, Salam Maria, Kemuliaan dan “Ego Amo Te”… Tx ya….

Jakarta, 20 Januari 2009
Ciao, peace, and love,
Fiat voluntas tua,

Agnes Natalia
By sigid, January 20, 2009 @ 9:35 am

Pagi juga mbak …

Saya sebenarnya juga memiliki keinginan tinggi untuk belajar Latin namun banyak malesnya …

Ada sebuah sumber yang cukup bagus untuk dijadikan awal pembelajaran Latin yang dibuat oleh Judith Meyer di SINI
Dia mengajak kita belajar membaca Latin sembari membaca Vulgata bagian Injil Yohanes.

Jika kemudian penguasaan latin kita sudah maju, kita bisa masuk dapatkan tutorial yang lebih advanced semisal :

Beginner’s Latin Book, Collar and Daniell, dan
Latin For Beginners, Benjamin L. D’Ooge

Buku ini bisa didapat gratis di Textkit atau Project Gutenberg

Semoga bisa membantu dan nota bene jika di Textkit juga terdapat resource untuk belajar Greek.
By yohana, February 16, 2009 @ 9:27 am

Shaloom….

mas, tau ngga artinya “ego vere amo te”

maturnuwun….
By sigid, February 16, 2009 @ 11:10 am

ego vere amo te

ego [Aku] vere [sangat] amo [mencintai] te [kamu]

Check out William Whitaker’s Words
Sebuah kamus English-Latin-English dengan vocab yang lumayan memadai, bisa di download di sini
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