<span class="searchmatch">et</span> al. (abbreviations) From Latin <span class="searchmatch">et</span> (“and”) + <span class="searchmatch">alibi</span> (“elsewhere”). <span class="searchmatch">et</span> <span class="searchmatch">alibi</span> and elsewhere; used to terminate lists of passages in a text <span class="searchmatch">et</span> alii <span class="searchmatch">et</span> alia...
perfect <span class="searchmatch">alibi</span> świetne <span class="searchmatch">alibi</span> ― a great <span class="searchmatch">alibi</span> moralne <span class="searchmatch">alibi</span> ― a moral <span class="searchmatch">alibi</span> kiepskie <span class="searchmatch">alibi</span> ― a lousy/flimsy <span class="searchmatch">alibi</span> dobre <span class="searchmatch">alibi</span> ― a good <span class="searchmatch">alibi</span> znakomite <span class="searchmatch">alibi</span> ―...
feminine plural) <span class="searchmatch">et</span> <span class="searchmatch">alibi</span> (“and elsewhere”) <span class="searchmatch">et</span> alii (“and others”) (used of males, or groups of mixed gender; masculine plural) <span class="searchmatch">et</span> alios (“and others”)...
et sequentia; (of sequential things, such as pages and lists) and those which follow. Usually <span class="searchmatch">et</span> seq. (“and that which follows”) is used. ff. <span class="searchmatch">et</span> <span class="searchmatch">alibi</span>...
appropriate grammatical case. The abbreviation "<span class="searchmatch">et</span> al." finesses the need for such differentiation. (and others): <span class="searchmatch">et</span> al. <span class="searchmatch">et</span> alii <span class="searchmatch">et</span> alia <span class="searchmatch">et</span> alios <span class="searchmatch">et</span> <span class="searchmatch">alibi</span>...
case. The abbreviation "<span class="searchmatch">et</span> al." negates the need for such fastidiousness. (and others): <span class="searchmatch">et</span> al. <span class="searchmatch">et</span> alii <span class="searchmatch">et</span> aliae <span class="searchmatch">et</span> alios <span class="searchmatch">et</span> <span class="searchmatch">alibi</span> alaite, atelia, Aelita...
fastidiousness. (and others): & al. et al et al. (and others): (synonymous except for gender) et alia et aliae et alios &c &c. <span class="searchmatch">et</span> <span class="searchmatch">alibi</span> etc. <span class="searchmatch">et</span> cetera Ors...
For quotations using this term, see Citations:et alios. (and others): et al inter alios et alia et aliae <span class="searchmatch">et</span> alii <span class="searchmatch">et</span> <span class="searchmatch">alibi</span> Aeolist, isolate, tea oils...
a following blank space representing the indeterminate end) <span class="searchmatch">et</span> <span class="searchmatch">alibi</span> (“and elsewhere”) <span class="searchmatch">et</span> passim (“and elsewhere throughout”) etc. (“and so on; and other...
/ˌtɪb.iˈeɪ.li/ tibiale (plural tibialia) Alternative spelling of tibial. <span class="searchmatch">et</span> <span class="searchmatch">alibi</span> IPA(key): /ti.bjal/ Homophones: tibial, tibiales tibiale feminine singular...