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Frases en Latín (Segunda Parte)
- 28/07/2007, 13:51
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- Adrián Daniel Paz Repullés
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1,200 Frases en Latín.
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| magister dixit | the master has said it |
| Magna Carta | Great Paper |
| magna*censored*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*censored*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 |
| male captus bene detentus | wrongly captured, properly detained |
| malum discordiae | apple of discord |
| 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 |
| mare nostrum | our 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 |
| mobilis in mobili | moving in a moving thing or, poetically, changing through the changing medium |
| 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 |
| mors tua vita mea | your death, my life |
| mors vincit omnia | death conquers all or death always wins |
| mos maiorum | the custom of our ancestors |
| motu proprio | on his own initiative |
| multis e gentibus vires | from many peoples, strength |
| 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 |
| Nasciturus pro iam nato habetur, quotiens de commodis eius agitur | The unborn is deemed to have been born to the extent that his own inheritance is concerned |
| 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 right nor to the left |
| nec spe, nec metu | without fear, without hope |
| nec temere nec timide | neither reckless nor timid |
| nemine contradicente | with no one speaking against |
| nemo dat quod non habet | no one gives what he does not have |
| nemo iudex in sua causa | no man shall be a judge in his own cause |
| nemo me impune lacessit | no one provokes me with impunity |
| nemo tenetur seipsum accusare | no one is bound to accuse himself |
| nihil ad rem | nothing to do with the point |
| nihil dicit | he says nothing |
| 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 | 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 nobis solum | not for ourselves alone |
| non nobis solum nati sumus | not unto ourselves alone are we born |
| 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 plus ultra | nothing further beyond |
| non possumus | not possible |
| non progredi est regredi | to not go forward is to go backward |
| non prosequitur | he does not proceed |
| Non scholae sed vitae discimus | We learn not for school, but for life. |
| non sequitur | it does not follow |
| non serviam | I will not serve |
| Non sibi | Not for self. |
| Non sibi sed suis | Not for one's self but for one's own. |
| Non silba, sed anthar; Deo vindice | Not for self, but for others; God will vindicate. |
| non sum qualis eram | I am not such as I was |
| Non teneas aurum totum quod splendet ut aurum | Do not hold as gold all that shines as gold. |
| non vi, sed verbo | Not through violence, but through the word alone |
| nosce te ipsum | know thyself |
| noster nostri | Our Hearts Beat As One |
| nota bene | 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 |
| nullum crimen, nulla poena sine lege | no crime, no punishment without law |
| 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 homines ad servitutem paratos | Men fit to be slaves! |
| O tempora O mores | O, the times! O, the morals! |
| obiit | 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 | right eye |
| oculus sinister | 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 |
| omnes vulnerant, postuma necat or omnes feriunt, ultima necat | All [the hours] wound, last one kills. |
| 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 |
| omne vivum ex ovo | Every living thing is from an egg |
| 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 |
| omnibus idem | the same to all |
| omnium gatherum | gathering of all |
| onus probandi | burden of proof |
| onus procedendi | burden of procedure |
| opera omnia | all works |
| opera posthuma | posthumous works |
| opere citato (op. cit.) | in the work that was cited |
| operibus anteire | leading the way with deeds |
| 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 |
| the world is not enough | |
| orbis unum | One world |
| ordo ab chao | Out of chaos, comes order |
| orta recens quam pura nites | newly risen, how brightly you shine |
| pace | with peace |
| pace tua | with your peace |
| pacta sunt servanda | agreements must be kept |
| panem et circenses | bread and circuses |
| para bellum | prepare for war |
| parens patriae | parent of the nation |
| pari passu | with equal step |
| parva sub ingenti | the small under the huge |
| Parvis imbutus tentabis grandia tutus | When you are steeped in little things, you shall safely attempt great things |
| 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 |
| pauca sed bona | few, but good |
| pax aeterna | eternal peace |
| Pax Americana | American Peace |
| Pax Aut Bellum | Peace or War |
| Pax Britannica | British Peace |
| pax Dei | peace of God |
| Pax Deorum | Peace of the Gods |
| Pax Domine | Peace, lord |
| 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 Mongolica | Mongolian Peace |
| Pax Romana | Roman Peace |
| Pax Sinica | Chinese Peace |
| pax vobiscum | peace [be] with you |
| Peccavi | I have sinned |
| pecunia non olet | the money doesn't smell |
| pecunia, si uti scis, ancilla est; si nescis, domina | if you can use money, money is your slave; if you can't, money is your master |
| pendent opera interrupta | the work hangs interrupted |
| per | By, through, by means of |
| per annum (p.a.) | through a year |
| per ardua | through adversity |
| per ardua ad astra | through struggles 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 | through the mouth |
| per pedes | by feet |
| per procura | through the agency |
| per quod | by reason of which |
| per rectum | 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 | after food |
| post coitus | After sex |
| post hoc ergo propter hoc | after this, therefore because of this |
| post meridiem (p.m.) | after midday |
| post mortem | after death |
| Post mortem auctoris (p.m.a.) | after the author's death |
| post prandial | after the time before midday |
| post scriptum | after what has been written |
| Post Tenebras Lux | after darkness, light |
| Praesis Ut Prosis | Lead in order to serve |
| prima facie | at first sight |
| prima luce | at dawn |
| Praemonitus praemunitus | forewarned is forearmed. See Praemonitus praemunitus. |
| Primas sum: primatum nil a me alienum puto | I am a primate; nothing about primates is outside of my bailiwick |
| 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 deo et patria | For God and Country |
| pro forma | for form |
| pro hac vice | for this occasion |
| Pro multis | for many |
| pro patria | for country |
| pro rata | for the rate |
| pro re nata | 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 | 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 | in the following month |
| pulvis et umbra sumus | we are dust and shadow |
| punctum saliens | leaping point |
| 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 | as much as pleases |
| quantum sufficit | as much as is enough |
| quaque hora | every hour |
| quare clausum fregit | wherefore he broke the close |
| quater in die | four times a day |
| quem deus vult perdere, dementat prius | Whom the gods would destroy, they first make insane |
| 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 pro quo | literally qui instead of quo (medieval Latin) |
| qui tacet consentire videtur | he who is silent is taken to agree |
| qui tam pro domino rege quam pro se ipso in hac parte sequitur | he who brings an action for the king as well as for himself |
| qui transtulit sustinet | he who transplanted still 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 videtur | 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 | which was to be done |
| quod est | 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 |
| 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 | let him rest in peace |
| rerum cognoscere causas | to learn the causes of things |
| res gestae | things done |
| res ipsa loquitur | the thing speaks for itself |
| res judicata | judged thing |
| respice adspice prospice | look behind, look here, look ahead |
| respice finem | look back at the end |
| 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 |
| 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 | save for error and omission |
| salvo honoris titulo | save for title of honor |
| Sancta Sedes | Holy Chair |
| Sancta Simplicitas | Holy Innocence |
| sapere aude | dare to be wise |
| Sapientia et Doctrina | Wisdom and Learning |
| sapienti sat | enough for the wise |
| scientia vincere tenebras | Through science to conquer darkness |
| scio | I know |
| seculo seculorum | Forever and Ever |
| sedes apostolica | apostolic chair |
| sedes incertae | seat (i.e. location) uncertain |
| sede vacante | with the seat being vacant |
| semper eadem | always the same |
| 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 |
| semper vigilans | always vigilant |
| semper vigilo | always vigilant |
| Senatus Populusque Romanus (SPQR) | The Senate and the People of Rome |
| sensu stricto | with the tight meaning |
| Servo Permaneo Bovis Provestri | Save the Last Bullet for Yourself |
| sesquipedalia verba | words a foot and a half long |
| Si hoc legere scis nimium eruditionis habes | If you can read this, you have too much education. |
| 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 | 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 | 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 |
| simplex sigillum veri | simplicity is the sign of truth |
| sine anno | without a year |
| sine die | without a day |
| sine ira et studio | without anger and fondness |
| sine loco | without a place |
| sine nomine | 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 | glory to God alone |
| solus Christus | Christ alone |
| solus ipse | I alone |
| speculum speculorum | mirror of mirrors |
| 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 | immediately |
| status quo | the state to which |
| status quo ante bellum | let's pretend this war didn't happen |
| stercus accidit | shit happens |
| 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 |
| sublimis ab unda | Raised from the waves |
| Sui generis | Of its own kind |
| sui iuris | Of one's own right |
| sum quod eris | I am what you will be |
| summa*censored*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 |
| tabula rasa | scraped tablet |
| talis qualis | just as such |
| taliter qualiter | somewhat |
| te audire no possum, musa sapienum fixa est in aura | I'm sorry, i can't hear you, i have a banana stuck in my ear |
| 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 vernum | spring time |
| tempus volat hora fugit | time flies, the hour flees |
| teneo te Africa | I hold you, Africa! |
| ter in die | thrice in a day |
| terminus ante quem | limit before which |
| terra australis incognita | unknown southern land |
| 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 |
| testis unos, testis nullus | one witness is not a witness |
| 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 |
| Totus Tuus | totally yours |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| Ubique, quo fas et gloria du*censored* | Everywhere, Where Right And Glory Leads |
| ubi re vera | when, in a true thing |
| ubi solitudinem faciunt pacem appellant | They make a desert and call it peace |
| ubi sunt | where are they? |
| una hirundo non facit ver | One Swallow does not make Summer |
| una salus victis nullam sperare salutem | the only safety for the conquered is to hope for no safety |
| ultimo mense | 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][7] |
| Urbs in Horto | City in a garden |
| Usus est magister optimus | Practice is the best teacher. |
| 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 proverbium loguitur vetus... | You know what they say... |
| 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 |
| ut tensio sic vis | as the extension, so the force |
| vade ad formicam | go to the ant |
| vade mecum | go with me |
| vade retro Satana | Go back, Satan! |
| vae victis | Woe to the conquered! |
| Valete, lacerta! | See ya later, alligator! |
| 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 |
| Venisti remanebis donec denuo compeltus sis | From whence you came, you shall remain, until you are complete again |
| 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 for word and letter by letter |
| Verbi divini minister | servant of the divine Word |
| Verbum Dei | Word of God |
| Verbum Domini Manet in Aeternum | 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 in Caritate | Truth Through Caring |
| veritas odit moras | Truth hates delay |
| veritas omnia vincit | Truth defeats all things |
| veritas unitas caritas | Truth, Unity, Love |
| veritas vos liberabit | the truth will set you free |
| veritate et virtute | with truth and courage |
| veritatem fratribus testari | to bear witness to the truth in brotherhood |
| versus (vs) or (v.) | towards |
| veto | I forbid |
| vi veri universum vivus vici | by the power of truth, I, while living, have conquered the universe |
| via media | middle road |
| vice | in place of |
| 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 | see below |
| vide supra | see above |
| video meliora proboque deteriora sequor | I see and approve of the better things, but I follow the inferior things |
| video et taceo | I see and keep silent |
| 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 know [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 |
| vita, dulcedo, spes | [Mary our] life, sweetness, hope |
| vita incerta, mors certissima | Life is uncertain, death is most certain |
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