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Latin 1 English Abbreviations
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Name ________________________ English abbreviations English Abbreviations derived from Latin Many abbreviations used in the En glish language were derived from Latin words. They are used so frequently that we often forget that t he letters actually represent Latin words. Draw a line from the abbreviat ion to the definition. Lat in Abbre vi at ion Definition post meridiem P.M. before the middle of the day circa c. number, by number exempli gratia e.g. against et cetera etc. Doctor of Philosophy id est i.e. around, about et alii et al. and the others anno domini A.D. that is to say ante meridiem A.M. in the year of the Lord Medicinae Doctor M.D. compare numero no. after the middle of the day Philosophiae Doctor Ph.D. and the rest versus vs. for the sake of example pro tempore pro tem. to improvise postscriptum P.S. see ibidem ibid in the same place ad libitum ad lib. for the time being vide v. Doctor of Medicine confer cf. that is videlicet viz. afterthought Copyright ©2003 T. S mith Publ ishing. www .tlsbooks.com All rights reserved.
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Transcript of Latin 1 English Abbreviations
Name ________________________English abbreviations
English Abbreviationsderived from Latin
Many abbreviations used in the English language were derived from Latin words. They are used so
frequently that we often forget that the letters actually represent Latin words.
Draw a line from the abbreviation to the definition.
Latin Abbreviation
Definition post meridiem P.M. before the middle of the day
circa c. number, by number
exempli gratia e.g. against
et cetera etc. Doctor of Philosophy
id est i.e. around, about
et alii et al. and the others
anno domini A.D. that is to say
ante meridiem A.M. in the year of the Lord
Medicinae Doctor M.D. compare
numero no. after the middle of the day
Philosophiae Doctor Ph.D. and the rest
versus vs. for the sake of example
pro tempore pro tem. to improvise
postscriptum P.S. see
ibidem ibid in the same place
ad libitum ad lib. for the time being
vide v. Doctor of Medicine
confer cf. that is
videlicet viz. afterthought
Copyright ©2003 T. Smith Publishing. www.tlsbooks.com All rights reserved.
English abbreviations answer key
Copyright ©2003 T. Smith Publishing. www.tlsbooks.com All rights reserved.
English Abbreviationsderived from Latin
Many abbreviations used in the English language were derived from Latin words. They are used so
frequently that we often forget that the letters actually represent Latin words.
Draw a line from the abbreviation to the definition.
Latin Abbreviation
Definition post meridiem P.M. after the middle of the day
circa c. around, about
exempli gratia e.g. for the sake of example
et cetera etc. and the rest
id est i.e. that is
et alii et al. and the others
anno domini A.D. in the year of the Lord
ante meridiem A.M. before the middle of the day
Medicinae Doctor M.D. Doctor of Medicine
numero no. number, by number
Philosophiae Doctor Ph.D. Doctor of Phiosophy
versus vs. against
pro tempore pro tem. for the time being
postscriptum P.S. afterthought
ibidem ibid in the same place
ad libitum ad lib. improvise
vide v. see
confer cf compare
videlicet viz. that is to say, namely
