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	<concept>a fortiori</concept>
	<concept>a priori</concept>
	<concept>ad absurdum</concept>
	<concept>ad infinitum</concept>
	<concept>Ansatz</concept>
	<concept>cf.</concept>
	<concept>confer</concept>
	<concept>doh</concept>
	<concept>eigen</concept>
	<concept>espace</concept>
	<concept>et al.</concept>
	<concept>et alii</concept>
	<concept>\'etale</concept>
	<concept>\'etal\'e</concept>
	<concept>e.g.</concept>
	<concept>exempli gratia</concept>
	<concept>ibid.</concept>
	<concept>ibidem</concept>
	<concept>i.e.</concept>
	<concept>id est</concept>
	<concept>inter alia</concept>
	<concept>logarithmus binaris</concept>
	<concept>binary logarithm</concept>
	<concept>logarithmus generalis</concept>
	<concept>general logarithm</concept>
	<concept>logarithmus naturalis</concept>
	<concept>natural logarithm</concept>
	<concept>loc. cit.</concept>
	<concept>loco citato</concept>
	<concept>mutatis mutandis</concept>
	<concept>N.B.</concept>
	<concept>NB</concept>
	<concept>nota bene</concept>
	<concept>op. cit.</concept>
	<concept>opere citato</concept>
	<concept>p.p.</concept>
	<concept>presque partout</concept>
	<concept>sine qua non</concept>
	<concept>stufe</concept>
	<concept>urelement</concept>
	<concept>ur-element</concept>
	<concept>viz</concept>
	<concept>videlicet</concept>
	<concept>Zahlen</concept>
	<concept>Zentrum</concept>
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This entry is best viewed in html \PMlinkescapetext{mode}.  For the page \PMlinkescapetext{images} version, \PMlinkname{click here}{TermsFromForeignLanguagesUsedInMathematicsPageImagesVersion}.

Following are \PMlinkescapetext{terms} from foreign \PMlinkescapetext{languages} that appear in mathematical literature.  Each \PMlinkescapetext{chart} (TeX \PMlinkescapetext{object} tabular) contains \PMlinkescapetext{terms} from the foreign \PMlinkescapetext{language} indicated.  The foreign \PMlinkescapetext{languages} are ordered according to how many \PMlinkescapetext{terms} appear in its corresponding \PMlinkescapetext{chart}.  In each \PMlinkescapetext{chart}, the \PMlinkescapetext{terms} are listed in alphabetical \PMlinkescapetext{order}.

\section{Latin}
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abbr. &amp; \PMlinkescapetext{term} &amp; literal \PMlinkescapetext{translation} &amp; mathematical usage \\
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&amp; {\em a fortiori} &amp; with stronger reason &amp; used in logic to denote an \PMlinkescapetext{argument} to the effect that because one ascertained fact exists; therefore another which is included in it or analogous to it and is less improbable, unusual, or surprising must also exist \\
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&amp; {\em a priori} &amp; from the former &amp; already known/assumed \\
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&amp; {\em ad absurdum} &amp; to absurdity &amp; an assumption is made in hopes of obtaining a contradiction [reductio ad absurdum is also used] \\
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&amp; {\em ad infinitum} &amp; to infinity &amp; endlessly, infinitely \\
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&amp; {\em casus irreducibilis} &amp; not-reducible case &amp; roots real but not expressible via real \PMlinkname{radicals}{Radical5} \\
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cf. &amp; {\em confer} &amp; compare &amp; used to suggest that another work might also be consulted in \PMlinkescapetext{relation} to that \PMlinkescapetext{argument} \\
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et al. &amp; {\em et alii} &amp; and others &amp; used in multi-author references but it is customary to include all the authors in the first citation and/or in the bibliography \\
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e.g. &amp; {\em exempli gratia} &amp; for example's sake &amp; for example \\
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ibid. &amp; {\em ibidem} &amp; in the same \PMlinkescapetext{place} &amp; relates to the immediately prior \PMlinkescapetext{source} \\
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i.e. &amp; {\em id est} &amp; that is &amp; that is \\
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inf &amp; {\em inferior}, {\em infimum} &amp; lowest &amp; limit inferior; greatest lower bound \\
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&amp; {\em inter alia} &amp; among other things &amp; among other things \\
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loc. cit. &amp; {\em loco citato} &amp; in the \PMlinkescapetext{place} already mentioned &amp; relates to \PMlinkescapetext{sources} before the immediately prior citation [probably less frequent than op. cit.] \\
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lb &amp; {\em logarithmus binaris} &amp; binary logarithm &amp; log. in base 2 \\
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lg &amp; {\em logarithmus generalis} &amp; general logarithm &amp; log. in base 10 \\
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ln &amp; {\em logarithmus naturalis} &amp; natural logarithm &amp; log. in base $e$ \\
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&amp; {\em mutatis mutandis} &amp; once changing thing to be changed &amp; repeat the \PMlinkescapetext{similar argument} for the related case \\
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N.B. &amp; {\em nota bene} &amp; note well &amp; the following is important \\
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op. cit. &amp; {\em opere citato} &amp; in the work already mentioned &amp; relates to \PMlinkescapetext{sources} before the immediately prior citation [probably more frequent than loc. cit.] \\
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QED &amp; {\em quod erat demonstrandum} &amp; which was to be demonstrated &amp; end of proof \\
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QEF &amp; {\em quod erat faciendum} &amp; which was to be done &amp; end of construction \\
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&amp; {\em regula falsi}  &amp; rule of false position &amp; Newton's method \\
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&amp; {\em sine qua non}  &amp; without which it could not be &amp; an essential condition or element; an indispensable thing \\
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sup &amp; {\em superior}, {\em supremum} &amp; uppermost &amp; limit superior; \PMlinkname{least upper bound}{LowestUpperBound} \\
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viz &amp; {\em videlicet} &amp; that is to say, namely &amp; a keynote abbreviation \\
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\section{German}
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abbr. &amp; \PMlinkescapetext{term} &amp; literal \PMlinkescapetext{translation} &amp; mathematical usage \\
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&amp; {\em Ansatz} &amp; approach, attempt &amp; assumed form for an expression \\
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&amp; {\em eigen} &amp; \PMlinkescapetext{characteristic}, typical &amp; eigenvalue; eigenvector \\
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&amp; {\em Gr\"osse, Gr\"o\ss e} &amp; size, magnitude &amp; Gr\"ossencharacter \\
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&amp; {\em Faltung} &amp; folding &amp; convolution \\
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&amp; {\em im kleinen} &amp; in the small &amp; connected im kleinen \\
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&amp; {\em Nullstellensatz} &amp; zero point \PMlinkescapetext{theorem} &amp; zero point \PMlinkescapetext{theorem} \\
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&amp; {\em Stufe} &amp; stair, \PMlinkescapetext{level} &amp; stufe of a field\\
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&amp; {\em Urelement} &amp; primeval element &amp; set element which is not a set \\
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 $V$, $K_4$ &amp; {\em Vierergruppe} &amp; four-group &amp; Klein 4-group \\
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$\mathbb{Z}$ &amp; {\em Zahlen} &amp; numbers &amp; integers \\
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$Z$ &amp; {\em Zentrum} &amp; \PMlinkname{center}{GroupCentre} &amp; \PMlinkname{center (of a group)}{GroupCentre} \\
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\section{French}
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abbr. &amp; \PMlinkescapetext{term} &amp; literal \PMlinkescapetext{translation} &amp; mathematical usage \\
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&amp; {\em espace} &amp; space &amp; (topological) space [see Espace \'Etal\'e] \\
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&amp; {\em \'etale} &amp; slack &amp; \'etale fundamental group; \PMlinkname{\'etale morphism}{Etale}; \'etale site \\
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&amp; {\em \'etal\'e} &amp; spread out, displayed &amp; \PMlinkname{\'Etal\'e space}{EtaleSpace3} \\
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p.p. &amp; {\em presque partout} &amp; almost everywhere &amp; \PMlinkname{almost everywhere}{AlmostSurely} \\
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\section{Russian}
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abbr. &amp; \PMlinkescapetext{term} &amp; literal \PMlinkescapetext{translation} &amp; mathematical usage \\
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$\partial$ &amp; italic ``\cyrd'' [may be pronounced ``doh''] &amp; letter ``d'' &amp; e.g. in $\frac{\partial f}{\partial x}$ [see partial derivative] \\
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