Commonly used Latin abbreviations

Frage	Antworten
AD	anno Domini - in the year of the Lord
a.i.	ad interim - temporarily
A.M.	Ante Meridiem - before midday
c.,	circa - around, approximately
cf.	confer - "bring together" and hence "compare"
cp.	compare
Cp	ceteris paribus - "all other things being equal"
C.V.	curriculum vitae - "course of life" (used for resume)
cwt.	centum weight - "Hundredweight"
D.V.	Deo volente - "God willing"
DG, D.G. or DEI GRA	Dei gratia - "by the grace of God"
et al.	et alii - "and others" (usually co-workers)
etc.	et cetera - "and the others", "and the rest"
e.g.	exempli gratia - for example/ for instance
ibid.	ibidem - in the same place (book, etc.)
i.a.	inter alia- "among other things
i.e.	id est - that is/in other words
M.O.	modus operandi - method of operating
N.B.	nota bene - note well
op. cit.	opere citato - the work cited
p.a.	per annum - through a year
P.M.	Post Meridiem - after midday
pro tem.	pro tempore - for the time being/temporarily
P.S.	post scriptum - after what has been written
Q.E.D.	quod erat demonstrandum - which was to be demonstrated
Re	in re - in the matter of/concerning
s.o.s.	si opus sit - if there is need/if necessary
Sic.	sic erat scriptum / "Thus it was written"
stat.	statim/ immediately
viz.	videlicet - precisely/ that is to say
vs.	versus/against

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