1. LATIN NOTES 31-40
ETYMOLOGY

2. E PLURIBUS UNUM
One out of many
Motto of the United States of America

3. ET AL. (allii, aliae, alia)
And others
Usually used when making a list including other people

4. ET CETERA (etc.)
And the rest
And so forth; He had dogs, cats, birds, etc.

5. ET TU, BRUTE
You also, Brutus?
Betrayal by a trusted friend; Brutus, et al., stabbed Julius Caesar

6. EX CATHEDRA
From the chair
With authority; Official pronouncement

7. EXCELSIOR
Higher
Onward and upward; New York State’s motto

8. EX LIBRIS
From the books
Sticker placed in books from someone’s library, followed by owner’s name

9. FIAT LUX
Let there be light
Beginning verse of the book of Genesis in the Bible

10. HIC ET NUNC
Here and now
Wanting something ASAP; legal term

11. HIC ET UBIQUE
Here and everywhere
All over the place;
ubi = where; ubiquitous