NLE Expressions, Mottoes, Abbreviations Intro and Latin I

E pluribus unum

One out of many (One from many)

Tempus fugit

Time flies

N.B. nota bene

Note well (Take careful notice)

Carpe diem

Seize the day

A.m. ante meridiem

Before noon

Etc. et cetera

And so forth (and the other things)

Ad nauseam

To a sickening, ridiculous, or disgusting degree

Quid pro quo

This for that

P.S. Post Scriptum

Anything that is written after the main message of a letter

Persona non grata

An undesirable, unacceptable person

Terra incognita

An unknown land (an unexplored region)

Post mortem

Done after death

Ad infinitum

Endlessly

Veni, vidi, vici

I came, I saw, I conquered

Summa cum laude

With the highest praise

Per annum

By the year

I.e. Id est

That is... (to say)

A.D. anno Domini

In the year of the Lord

E.g. exempli gratia

For example

S.P.Q.R. Senatus Populusque Romanus

The Roman Senate and People

Sine qua non

A necessity

Antebellum

Before the war

Ab ovo usque ad mala

From the egg to the apples