A.D.- anno domini, in the Year of our Lord
a.m- anno merinian, before midday
C.V.-
et al- et alii, and the rest
etc.- et cetera, and the rest
e.g- ex gerunt, for example
i.e- in et, including but not limited to
M.A.- Masterius Artus, Master of the Arts
M.O.- Masterius Opus, Master
N.B.-
Ph.D- Philistsrate Docturus, Doctor
QED-
RIP- a prayer for the dead/ Rest in Peace
vs- versus, against
a.m.- Ante Meridiem
ReplyDeleteC.V.- cirriculum vitae, the course of life
e.g- exempli gratia
i.e- id est, that is
MA- Magister Artium
MO- modus operandi, method of operating
NB- note bene, note well
Ph.D.- (Philosophiæ Doctor), "Teacher of Philosophy"
Q.E.D. (quod erat demonstrandum) means "which was to be demonstrated"
R.I.P. (requiescat in pace)