Triple Derivatives
Latin Abbreviations Used in English
Synonyms and Antonyms
Roman Civilization and Culture
Leftovers
100
Aqua
Quae sunt aqueous, aqueduct, subaquatic, etc
100
These letters indicate before noon
Quid est A.M.
100
Synonym for atque
Quid est et
100
Term for apartment blocks in ancient Rome
Quid est insulae
100
The Romans used T. as the abbreviation of this name
Quid est Titus
200
Tempus
Quae sunt temporary, tempo, extemporaneous, etc.
200
These letters indicate an added note at the end of a letter.
Quid est P.S.
200
Antonym for amicus
Quid est inimicus
200
Term for Rome's marketplace
Quid est Forum
200
This god had one head but two faces
Quis est Janus
300
Audio
Quae sunt audit, audition, audible, etc.
300
This is the abbreviation meaning "for example"
Quid est e.g.
300
**DAILY DOUBLE** Antonym of accipio
Quid est do
300
Instead of sugar, Romans used this as a sweetener
Quid est honey
300
This Roman temple was dedicated to all the gods
Quid est Pantheon
400
Vinco
Quae sunt victor, victorious, invincible, etc.
400
This stage abbreviation literally means "at pleasure"
Quid est ad. lib
400
Synonym for Habeo
Quid est Teneo
400
The term for a Roman Knight (SINGULAR)
Quid est Eques
400
Tarquin the Proud, Rome's last king was descended from this tribe
Quid est Etruscans
500
Venio
Quae sunt prevent, intervene, convene, etc.
500
Abbreviation for "namely," especially present in Daniel Defoe:
Quid est viz.
500
Synonym for autem
Quid est tamen
500
The Porta Capena was the Roman gate at the end of this road
Quid est Via Appia
500
This was the year Pompeii was destroyed by Mt. Vesuvius
Quid est 79AD
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