Carpe Diem a genealogist's guide to Latin family history records
Latin Genealogy Word List. I the undersigned pastor or vicar anno domini: There is also a link here for a basic latin tutorial for any that don't have this background.
Carpe Diem a genealogist's guide to Latin family history records
Please invite anyone else who might be interested as a collaborator. Denunciations (refers to if there are any impediments to a marriage) die: Web edit history a quick reference for basic latin terms in genealogy. This term refers to a recent occurrence in the present or current month. I the undersigned pastor or vicar anno domini: Year of our lord baptizandi nomen: Baptised with the name cognomen: Web instant (often abbreviated “inst.”): Ultimo or ultimo mense is a latin term/phrase that refers to an occurrence from the. Web there are many latin words for relatives:
Web edit history a quick reference for basic latin terms in genealogy. Ultimo or ultimo mense is a latin term/phrase that refers to an occurrence from the. Web this general word list includes words commonly seen in genealogical sources. Baptised with the name cognomen: Please invite anyone else who might be interested as a collaborator. Father, mother, brother, sister, son, daughter, uncle, aunt, cousin… different languages have slightly different sets of words for relatives and some words don't point at a unique kind of relative. Please feel free to add other links. Web edit history a quick reference for basic latin terms in genealogy. There is also a link here for a basic latin tutorial for any that don't have this background. Web there are many latin words for relatives: Usage, language characteristics, additional resources, key words, genealogical abbreviations, numbers, roman numerals, dates and times, general.
