ecclesiastical
544 abbreviations
Abbreviation | Meaning | |
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D.M. | Diis Manibus ("To the Manes [of]") | |
D.M.S. | Diis Manibus Sacrum ("Sacred to the Manes [of]") | |
D.N. | Domino Nostro ("To Our Lord") | |
D.N. | Dominus Noster ("Our Lord") | |
DN, DNS, DNUS | Dominus ("Lord") | |
D.N.J.C. | Dominus Noster Jesus Christus ("Our Lord Jesus Christ") | |
Dnus | Dominus ("Lord", "Sir", or "Mr.") | |
Doct. | Doctor (Breviary) | |
Dom. | Dominica ("Sunday") | |
D.O.M. | Deo Optimo Maximo ("To God, the Best and Greatest") | |
Doxol. | Doxologia ("Doxology" Breviary) | |
D.R. | Decanus Ruralis ("Rural Dean") | |
DS | Deus ("God") | |
D.Se. | Doctor Scientiarum ("Doctor of Sciences") | |
Dupl. | Duplex ("Double feast" Breviary) | |
Dupl. I. Cl. | Duplex Primae Classis ("Double First Class feast" Breviary) | |
Dupl. II. Cl. | Duplex Secundae Classis ("Double Second Class feast" Breviary) | |
Dupl. Maj. | Duplex Major ("Double Major feast") | |
D.V. | Deo Volente ("God willing") | |
E., Eccl. | Ecclesia ("The Church") | |
Eccl. | Ecclesiasticus ("Ecclesiastic") | |
Ecclae. | Ecclesiae ("Of [or to] the Church") | |
Ecclis. | Ecclesiasticis ("Ecclesiastical") | |
Effum. | Effectum ("Effect") | |
El. | Electio, Electus ("Election", "Elect") | |
Emus | Eminentissimus ("Most Eminent") | |
EPS, EP., Episc. | Episcopus ("Bishop") | |
Epus. | Episcopus ("Bishop") | |
Et. | Etiam ("Also, Even") | |
E.V. | Ex Voto ("In Fulfilment of a Vow") | |
Evang. | Evangelium ("Gospel" Breviary) | |
E VIV. DISC. | E Vivis Discessit ("Departed from Life") | |
Ex. | Extra ("Outside of") | |
Excoe. | Excommunicatione ("Excommunication" abl. case) | |
Exe. | Excommunicatus, Excommunicatio ("Excommunicated, Excommunication") | |
Exit. | Existit ("Exists") | |
EX. TM. | Ex Testamento ("In accordance with the Testament of") | |
F. | Fecit ("Did"); or Filius ("Son"); or Feliciter ("Happily") | |
F.C. | Fieri Curavit ("Caused to be made") | |
Fel. Mem. | Felicis Memoriae ("Of Happy Memory") | |
Fel. Rec. | Felicis Recordationis ("Of Happy Memory") | |
Fer. | Feria ("Weekday") | |
F.F. | Fieri Fecit ("Caused to be made") | |
FF. | Fratres ("Brothers"); Filii ("Sons") | |
Fr. | Frater ("Brother") | |
Fr., F. | Frater, Frere ("Brother") | |
Frum. | Fratrum ("Of the Brothers") | |
FS. | Fossor ("Digger") | |
Fund. | Fundatio ("Foundation") | |
Gen. | Generalis ("General") |