User:DomoViridi/TempTest/Latin words and expressions

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An overview of Latin words and expressions you might encounter reading old sources. For terms having special meaning when using Gramps, see Gramps Glossary. For a glossary of genealogical terms, see Genealogy Glossary.

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A

A.C.

A.D.

aet.

a.m.

ampl.

a.u.s.

a,ab

of, from

abamita

sister of the second great grandfather, sometimes also of great grandfather or from the grandfather

abavia

second great grandmother

abavunculus

brother of the second great grandmother, the great grandmother or the grandmother

abavus,abavia

abba(s),abbatis

abt

abbatia

abbey

abbatiola

small abbey

abbati(ss)a

abdis (abbess)

ablutus

cleansed (by baptize)

abernarius faber

person mending pots, kettles,...

ab hoc et hab ac

talking without making sense

abiit

he/she has left

ab infantia

since his childhood

B

b. bap. bapt.

B.L.

B.M.

B.M.V.

baccalaureus

bachelor, person who holds the lowest academic degree, student having finished the general acadimic courses and starting the specialisation/master courses

bajula, bajulus

messenger; waiter; porter

baliu, balius

legal guardian of lesser degree

bal(l)ivus

head judge; person in Flanders, Hainaut, Holland, Sealand and North-France being the representative of the king/ruler; regent

balneator

hairdresser, barber

bannum

forced use of an object belonging to the landlord of which he demands payment, eg an oven

bannus

the bans, decleration of marriage