Bienvenido(a) a Alcance Libre 27/10/2025, 16:54
| 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 Deucalione | since Deucalion |
| ad majorem Dei gloriam | for the greater glory of God |
| 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 | 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 |
| Accipe Hoc | Take that |
| 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 difficulty |
| ad astra per alia porci | to the stars on the wings of a pig |
| ad captandum vulgus | in order to court the crowd |
| ad eundem | to the same |
| ad fontes | to the sources |
| ad fundum | to the bottom |
| ad hominem | to the man |
| ad honorem | to the honor |
| ad infinitum | to infinity |
| ad interim (ad int) | for the meantime |
| ad Kalendas Graecas | to the Greek Kalends |
| ad libitum | 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 oculos | With your own eyes. |
| ad pedem litterae | to the foot of the letter |
| ad perpetuam memoriam | to the perpetual memory |
| ad pondus omnium | to the weight of all things |
| ad quod damnum | to what damage |
| ad referendum | to that which must be brought back |
| ad undas | to the waves |
| ad usum Delphini | for the use of the Dauphin |
| ad usum proprium | for one's own use |
| ad utrumque paratus | prepared for everything. |
| ad valorem | to the value |
| ad victoriam | to victory |
| 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 |
| adversus solem ne loquitor | Don't speak against the sun |
| aegri somnia | a sick man's dreams |
| aequitas | Justice, or equality. |
| 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 is cast |
| alenda lux ubi orta libertas | Let learning be cherished where liberty has arisen. |
| alias | otherwise |
| 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 et melle et felle est fecundissmismus | love is rich with both honey and venom |
| amor fati | love of fate |
| amor omnibus idem | love is the same for all |
| amor patriae | love of one's country |
| amor vincit omnia | love conquers all |
| anno | in the year |
| anno regni | In the year of the reign |
| annus horribilis | horrible year |
| annus mirabilis | wonderful year |
| annus terribilis | dreadful year |
| ante bellum | before the war |
| ante cibum | before food |
| ante meridiem | before midday |
| ante mortem | before death |
| ante prandium | before lunch |
| apparatus criticus | critical apparatus |
| aqua | 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 |
| 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 |
| asinus asinum fricat | the jackass rubs the jackass |
| 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 |
| audio hostem | I hear the enemy |
| 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 pax aut bellum | either peace or war |
| 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! |
| Beata Virgo Maria | Blessed Virgin Mary |
| beatae memoriae | of blessed memory |
| beati pauperes spiritu | Blessed in spirit [are] the poor. |
| beati possidentes | blessed [are] those who possess |
| beatus homo qui invenit sapentiam | blessed is the man who finds wisdom |
| bella gerant alii | let others 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 | twice in a day |
| bona fide | in good faith |
| bona officia | good services |
| bona vacantia | vacant goods |
| 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 |
| cacoethes scribendi | bad habit of writing |
| cadavera vero innumera | truly countless bodies |
| calix meus inebrians | my cup makes me drunk |
| camera obscura | dark chamber |
| Canes Pugnaces | War Dogs or Fighting Dogs |
| Canis Canem Edit | Dog Eats Dog |
| caput inter nubila (condit) | head in the clouds |
| carpe diem | seize the day |
| carpe noctem | seize the night |
| Carthago delenda est | Carthage must be destroyed |
| casus belli | event of war |
| causa mortis | cause of death |
| cave | beware! |
| cave canem | beware of dog |
| cave laborem | beware of work |
| 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 |
| cepi corpus | I got the body |
| 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 are missing |
| ceteris paribus | with other things equal |
| charta pardonationis se defendendo | a paper of pardon to him who defended himself |
| charta pardonationis utlagariae | a paper of pardon to the outlaw |
| 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 |
| communibus annis | in common years |
| communibus locis | in common places |
| communis opinio | generally accepted view |
| compos mentis | in control of the mind |
| concordia salus | salvation through harmony |
| condicio sine qua non | condition without which not |
| confer (cf.) | bring together |
| Confoederatio Helvetica | 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 |
| cor meum tibi offero domine prompte et sincere | my heart I offer to you Lord promptly and sincerely |
| 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 |
| corruptus in extremis | the extreme corruption |
| Corruptissima re publica plurimae leges | When the republic is at its most corrupt the laws are most numerous--Tacitus |
| credo quia absurdum est | I believe it because it is absurd |
| crescamus in Illo per omina | May we grow in Him through all things |
| 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 laude | with praise |
| cum mortuis in lingua mortua | with the dead in a dead language |
| 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 |
| damnatio memoriae | damnation of memory |
| damnum absque injuria | damage without injury |
| dat deus incrementum | God grants the increase |
| de bonis asportatis | carrying goods away |
| Decus Et Tutamen | An ornament and a safeguard |
| descensus in cuniculi cavum | The descent into the cave of the rabbit |
| de dato | of the date |
| 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 |
| 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 ac veritati | God and Truth |
| Deo gratias | thanks [be] to God |
| Deo Optimo Maximo | 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 | [From] a maxim, 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 | 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 very stupid |
| disjecta membra | scattered limbs |
| ditat Deus | God enriches |
| divide et impera | divide and rule |
| dixi | I have spoken |
| [..., ...] dixit | [..., ...] said |
| 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 |
| dona nobis pacem | give us peace |
| donatio mortis causa | giving in expectation of death |
| draco dormiens nunquam titillandus | a sleeping dragon is never to 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 pluribus unum | From many, (comes) One. |
| Ecce Homo | Behold the Man! |
| editio princeps | first edition |
| ego te absolvo | I absolve you |
| ego te provoco | I dare 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 |
| entitas ipsa involvit aptitudinem ad extorquendum certum assensum | reality involves a power to compel sure assent |
| 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 | and elsewhere |
| et alii | 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 sequentes (et seq.) | and the following |
| et tu, Brute? | And you, Brutus? |
| et uxor | and wife |
| ex abundantia enim cordis os loquitur | for out of an abundance of the heart, the mouth speaks |
| ex abundanti cautela | from abundant caution |
| 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 opere operato | from the work that worked |
| ex oriente lux | from the East, the light |
| ex parte | from a part |
| ex pede Herculem | from Hercules' foot |
| ex post | from after |
| ex post facto | from a thing done afterward |
| ex scientia tridens | from knowledge, sea power. |
| ex scientia vera | from knowledge, truth. |
| 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 |
| exceptio firmat regulam in casibus non exceptis | The exception confirms the rule in cases which are not excepted |
| excusatio non petita accusatio manifesta | an excuse that has not been sought is an obvious accusation |
| exeat | let him leave |
| exeunt | they leave |
| exit | he leaves |
| experimentum crucis | crucial experiment |
| experto crede | trust the expert |
| expressio unius est exclusio alterius | the expression of the one is the exclusion of the other |
| Extra Ecclesiam Nulla Salus | No Salvation Outside the Church |
| Extra omnes | All away |
| extra territorium jus dicenti impune non paretur | he who administers justice outside of his territory is disobeyed with impunity |
| Faber est suae quisque fortunae | Every man is the artisan of his own fortune |
| fac fortia et patere | do brave deeds and endure |
| fac simile | make a similar thing |
| facta, non verba | actions, not words |
| falsus in unum, 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 |
| Fiat Voluntas Dei | May God's will be done |
| 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 |
| finis vitae sed non amoris | The end of Life is not the end of Love |
| flagellum dei | scourge of god |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 | here lies |
| hic manebimus optime | here we'll stay excellently |
| hic sunt dracones | here there are dragons |
| 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 me nihil alienum puto | I am a human being; nothing human is strange to me |
| homo unius libri (timeo) | (I fear) a man of one book |
| honeste vivere | to live virtuously |
| honor virtutis praemium | esteem is the reward of virtue |
| honoris causa | for the sake of honor |
| hora somni | 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 |
| ibidem (ibid.) | in the same place |
| idem (id.) | the same |
| idem quod | the same as |
| 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 aurum probat | fire tests gold |
| ignis fatuus | foolish fire |
| Igitur qui desiderat pacem, praeparet bellum | If you desire peace, prepare for war |
| ignoratio elenchi | ignorance of the issue |
| ignotum per ignotius | unknown by means of the more unknown |
| ignotus | unknown |
| Illegitimi non carborundum | Don't let the bastards grind you down |
| imago Dei | image of God |
| imitatio dei | imitation of a god |
| 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 reaches |
| in fidem | into faith |
| in fieri | in becoming |
| Infinitus est numerus stultorum. | Infinite is the number of fools. |
| 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 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 partibus infidelium | in the parts of the infidels |
| in pectore | in the heart |
| in personam | into a person |
| in posse | in potential |
| 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 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 | beneath one's dignity |
| 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 In a time of war, the law falls 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 |
| ipsa scientia potestas est | knowledge itself is power |
| 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 |
| iter faciamus | Road trip! |
| iura novit curia | the court knows the laws |
| Johannes est nomen ejus | John is its name / Juan es su Nombre |
| juris ignorantia est*censored*jus nostrum ignoramus | it is ignorance of the law when we do not know our own rights |
| jus accrescendi | right of accrual |
| jus ad bellum | law towards war |
| jus cogens | compelling law |
| jus in bello | law in war |
| jus primae noctis | law of the first night |
| justitia omnibus | justice for all |
| Labor omnia vincit | Work conquers all things |
| Laborare pugnare parati sumus | To work, (or) to fight; we are ready |
| lapsus memoriae | slip of memory |
| laus Deo | praise be to God |
| lege artis | according to the law of the art |
| legem terrae | the law of the land |
| leges humanae nas*censored*ur, 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 Quae Sera Tamen | freedom which [is] however late |
| libra (lb) | scales |
| loco citato (lc) | in the place cited |
| locus classicus | a classic place |
| locus minoris resistentiae | place of less resistance |
| 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 |
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