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Latin term or phrase:
ne varietur:
English translation:
It must not be changed.
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Aug 28, 2009 01:09
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Latin term
ne varietur:
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Education / Pedagogy
at the bottom of a diploma, followed by a signature. Can be ne varietar, it's not printed clearly on my copy.
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4 +3 | It must not be changed. | Liliana Galiano |
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It must not be changed.
Main Entry: ne var·i·e·tur
Pronunciation: 'nE-'var-E-"E-t&r, 'nA-'vä-rE-"A-tur
Etymology: Latin
: it must not be changed —used as an inscription on notarized documents esp. that are evidence of an encumbrance (as a mortgage)
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Note added at 3 hrs (2009-08-28 04:39:39 GMT)
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ne varietur
LATINO
definitief;
edition ~ definitieve uitgave;
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Note added at 3 hrs (2009-08-28 04:46:04 GMT)
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DEFINITIVE, FINAL,NOT TO BE CHANGED
Pronunciation: 'nE-'var-E-"E-t&r, 'nA-'vä-rE-"A-tur
Etymology: Latin
: it must not be changed —used as an inscription on notarized documents esp. that are evidence of an encumbrance (as a mortgage)
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Note added at 3 hrs (2009-08-28 04:39:39 GMT)
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ne varietur
LATINO
definitief;
edition ~ definitieve uitgave;
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Note added at 3 hrs (2009-08-28 04:46:04 GMT)
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DEFINITIVE, FINAL,NOT TO BE CHANGED
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