This is the last slide show of Latin Words. Next week will be a slide show of famous Latin Phrases. Again...I am always looking for suggestions to make the slides better.

1. Latin Words #9
Test: November 15, 2013

2. 1.Curriculum vitae (Vee-ti or Vee-tay)
 Literally “the course of one’s life”
An overview of
your life's
accomplishments,
most specifically
those that are
relevant to the
academic realm.

3. VS.
A CV is a longer
(at least two pages) more
detailed synopsis used
primarily when applying for
academic, education, scientific
or research positions. It is also
applicable when applying for
fellowships or grants.
A resume is brief
and concise - no
more than a page
or two.

4. 2. E pluribus unum
 one out of many
Used on the Great Seal of
the United States and on
several United States
coins.
(You-num)

5. 3. Veni, vidi, vici.
“I came, I saw, I conquered”.
OR
(wā-nē ˌ
wē-dē ˌ
wē-kē, OR vā-nē ˌ
vē-dē ˌ
vē-chē/ve-key)
It was first said
by Julius Caesar
after winning a
battle in Asia
Minor (now
Turkey).

6. 4. Tabula rasa
Clean slate
When you were a child,
your mind might have
been more of a tabula rasa
than it is today. This phrase
is used to indicate that
something or someone not
affected by experiences
and impressions.
(Tab-you-la raw-za)

7. 5. Sub rosa
(row-za)
Literally means
“under the rose”
In secret
The Romans also painted roses on the
roofs of their banquet halls, as a
reminder to guests that they should
remain silent about the events of
banquets, and that comments said “sub
vino,” under the influence of wine,
should not be repeated.