| A | B |
|---|
| miles gloriosus | "A bragging soldier" |
| Exit/ Exeunt | He/she exits/ They exit (the scene) |
| Annuit Coeptis. | "He has nodded favorably on our beginnings" inscription found on the one dollar bill. |
| Caveat emptor. | Let (may) the buyer beware! |
| De facto. | "In practice" |
| In vitro. | "in a glass" |
| Quid pro quo? | What for what? "tit for tat" A favor for a favor. |
| Status quo. | "The condition in which (things are now). |
| Tempus fugit. | "Time flies." An inscription often found on clocks. |
| Vice versa | the opposite. |
| Semper paratus. | "Always ready." Motto of the US Coast Guard. |
| P. S. | Post Scriptum, "written afterwards or below" |
| Etc. | an abbreviation for et cetera, "and other things." |
| E pluribus unum. | "One (whole) out of more (elements). |
| Ex officio. | "By virtue of office" held by a particular individual. |
| Iustitia omnibus. | "Justice to all people." Motto of D. C. |
| Deus | God |
| Divide et impera! | Divide and rule! A motto of any socialist policy. |
| Carpe diem! | Seize the day! Horace, Odes. |
| Nihil | nothing |
| Quota hora est? | What time is it? |
| Est hora prima. | It's one o'clock. |
| Est hora secunda. | It's two o'clock. |
| Est hora tertia. | It's three o'clock. |
| Est hora quarta. | It's four o'clock. |
| Est hora quinta. | It's five o'clock. |
| Est hora sexta. | It's sic o'clock. |
| Est hora septima. | It's seven o'clock. |
| Est hora octava. | It's eight o'clock. |
| Est hora nona. | It's nine o'clock. |
| Est hora decima. | It's ten o'clock. |
| Est hora undecima. | It's eleven o'clock. |
| Est hora duodecima. | It's twelve o'clock. |
| Est meridies. | It's noon/ midday. |
| Est media nox. | It's midnight. |
