Latin Phrases and Their Meanings

What does the Latin phrase 'caveat emptor' mean?

• A) Buyer beware

• B) Seize the day

• C) Time flies

• D) To infinity.

What is the meaning of 'finis'?

• The end

• For example

• Always faithful

• Out of many, one.

The phrase 'tempus fugit' translates to:

• A) Time flies

• B) Beware of dog

• C) And others

• D) The end.

What does 'et cetera' mean?

• And others

• The end

• Buyer beware

• Seize the day.

'Carpe diem' is best translated as: A) Seize the day B) Time flies C) Buyer beware D) To infinity.

• Seize the day

• Time flies

• Buyer beware

• To infinity.

The phrase 'Semper Fidelis' means: A) Always faithful B) The end C) And others D) Out of many, one.

• Always faithful

• The end

• And others

• Out of many, one.

What does 'e pluribus unum' mean?

• Out of many, one

• For example

• Always faithful

• To infinity.

The Latin phrase 'ad infinitum' translates to: A) To infinity B) The end C) Buyer beware D) Seize the day.

• To infinity

• The end

• Buyer beware

• Seize the day.