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mirabile dictū!
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- Q1What does mirabile dictū mean?not pleasantwonderful to say (i.e. wow!)wonderful to readdictator30s
- Q2something that comes from another source. (lingustic child)What does derivative mean30s
- Q3having a common origin; related linguistically; (linguistic cousins)cognate (n.)30s
- Q4Literally - a "nourishing mother" from Latin. Used as a school, college, or university which one has attended or from which one has graduated. Originally an honorific title for various Latin mother goddesses,alma mater30s
- Q5The masculine form of 'former students' Literally the male foster son/sons/ child/renalumnus, alumni30s
- Q6The femine form of 'former students. The feminine form of 'former students' Literally foster daughter/salumna, alumnae30s
- Q7A name that is not one's true name. A nickname: Example:alias (noun) (alius, alia, aliud)- the other30s
- Q8See imageBelcalis Marlenis Almanzar's alias is Cardi B. EAP's Alias was Edgar Perry.30s
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- Q11https://o.quizlet.com/EwTJrUQ2kEEqGNUvWrcnGw_m.jpgAlias: https://latinlexicon.org/definition.php?p1=100093030s
- Q12Ab urbe condita or Anno Urbis Conditae, Latin for "from the founding of the city"a.u.c.30s
- Q13note well; used for footnotes, remindersN.B., nota bene30s
- Q14out of many, one (the motto of the US).ē pluribus unum30s
- Q15an unwelcome personpersona non grata30s