Most Important Foreign Words and Phrases Used in English // Important for competitive Exams // AISSEE // KV// JNV
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Ab origine/ आदिवासी (Latin) - From the origin.
Ad interim/ अस्थायी (Latin) In the meantime.
Ad referendum/ अधिक विचार के लिए (Latin) - For further consideration.
Affair d'amour/प्रेम प्रसंग (Latin) - A love affair.
Alma Mater/ मातृसंस्था (Latin) - the school, college, or university that one once attended..
Annie Christi (Latin) - In the year of Christ.
Ars Longa, Vita brevis (Latin) - Art is long, life is short.
Au revoir (French) - Adieu, until we meet again.
Auto (Spanish) -An act, a drama.
Bastide (French) - A French country house.
Beau jour (French) - Fine day, good times.
Beneficiare (French) The person receiving - benefits.
Bon voyage (French) - A good journey to you.
Bonjour (French)-Good day: good morning,
Bourgeoise (French)- The tradesman-gentleman.
Cara sposa (Italian) - Dear wife.
Chef (French)-Male-headcook.
Cognito, ergo sum (Latin)-I think, therefore I am.
Coup d'etat (French) Sudden decisive blow in politics.
Danke, Schoon (German) - Many thanks.
De facto (Latin) - From the fact, really.
Dei gratia (Latin) By the grace of God.
Deus ex machina (Latin) - A God out of the machine.
Dramatis personae (Latin) - Characters in a drama or a play.
Edition de luxe (French) - A splendid and expensive edition of a book.
En famille (French) - Amongs the family, as at home, without ceremony.
En prince (French) - In princely style.
En route (French) -On the road; let us go; march.
Entente (French) - Understanding.
Epouse (French) - Wife, bride.
Estancia (Spanish) - A mansion.
Ethos (Greek) - Permanent character; in literature and art, chief characteristics of a work as affecting the intellectual and moral faculties, as opposed to pathos which appeals to the emotions.
Etranger (French) - Stranger, a foreigner.
Eureka (Meureka) (Greek) - I have found it!
Exceptio confirmat (probat) regulam (Latin) - The exception proves the rule.
Fait accompli (French) - A thing already done.
Gens de letters (French) Literary man.
Id est (Latin) - That is.
In camera (Latin) - In a private room.
In toto (Latin) - In the whole; entirely.
Lingua franca (Italian) - Mixed language.
Magnum opus (Latin) A great work.
Modus operandi (Latin) -- Manner of working.
Ominia Vinist Labor (Latin) - Labour overcomes all things.
Par excellence (French) - By way of eminence.
R.S.V.P. (Response, si'l vous plail) (French)-Reply,if you please, an answer will oblige.
Terra incognita (Latin) - An unknown country.
Via media (Latin) - A middle course.
Vis-a-vis (French) - Opposite, face to face.
Ad interim/ अस्थायी (Latin) In the meantime.
Ad referendum/ अधिक विचार के लिए (Latin) - For further consideration.
Affair d'amour/प्रेम प्रसंग (Latin) - A love affair.
Alma Mater/ मातृसंस्था (Latin) - the school, college, or university that one once attended..
Annie Christi (Latin) - In the year of Christ.
Ars Longa, Vita brevis (Latin) - Art is long, life is short.
Au revoir (French) - Adieu, until we meet again.
Auto (Spanish) -An act, a drama.
Bastide (French) - A French country house.
Beau jour (French) - Fine day, good times.
Beneficiare (French) The person receiving - benefits.
Bon voyage (French) - A good journey to you.
Bonjour (French)-Good day: good morning,
Bourgeoise (French)- The tradesman-gentleman.
Cara sposa (Italian) - Dear wife.
Chef (French)-Male-headcook.
Cognito, ergo sum (Latin)-I think, therefore I am.
Coup d'etat (French) Sudden decisive blow in politics.
Danke, Schoon (German) - Many thanks.
De facto (Latin) - From the fact, really.
Dei gratia (Latin) By the grace of God.
Deus ex machina (Latin) - A God out of the machine.
Dramatis personae (Latin) - Characters in a drama or a play.
Edition de luxe (French) - A splendid and expensive edition of a book.
En famille (French) - Amongs the family, as at home, without ceremony.
En prince (French) - In princely style.
En route (French) -On the road; let us go; march.
Entente (French) - Understanding.
Epouse (French) - Wife, bride.
Estancia (Spanish) - A mansion.
Ethos (Greek) - Permanent character; in literature and art, chief characteristics of a work as affecting the intellectual and moral faculties, as opposed to pathos which appeals to the emotions.
Etranger (French) - Stranger, a foreigner.
Eureka (Meureka) (Greek) - I have found it!
Exceptio confirmat (probat) regulam (Latin) - The exception proves the rule.
Fait accompli (French) - A thing already done.
Gens de letters (French) Literary man.
Id est (Latin) - That is.
In camera (Latin) - In a private room.
In toto (Latin) - In the whole; entirely.
Lingua franca (Italian) - Mixed language.
Magnum opus (Latin) A great work.
Modus operandi (Latin) -- Manner of working.
Ominia Vinist Labor (Latin) - Labour overcomes all things.
Par excellence (French) - By way of eminence.
R.S.V.P. (Response, si'l vous plail) (French)-Reply,if you please, an answer will oblige.
Terra incognita (Latin) - An unknown country.
Via media (Latin) - A middle course.
Vis-a-vis (French) - Opposite, face to face.
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