et vir

American

[et veer] / ɛt ˈvɪər /

Latin.

and husband (used chiefly in legal abstracts of title).

Example Sentences

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Aprili, obiit Gulielmus Walsh, criticus sagax, amicus et vir bonus, æt.

From Project Gutenberg

Vitam pauperis et humilis viri Dei Francisci trium ordinum fundatoris quatuor solemnes personæ scripserunt, fratres videlicet scientia et sanctitate præclari, Johannes et Thomas de Celano, frater Bonaventura unus post Beatum Franciscum Generalis Minister et vir miræ simplicitatis et sanctitatis frater Leo, ejusdem sancti Francisci socius.

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Altissimus de terra creavit medicinam, et vir prudens non abhorrebit illam.

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Beside the man of war and the statesman, it remained to draw the theologian, the pedant, the wretched poet, the seer of visions, the buffoon, the father, the husband, the human Proteus—in a word, the twofold Cromwell, homo et vir.

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Ho by gob, Domine, a pair of breeches is good, et vir sapiens non abhorrebit eam.

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