- three-quarters. A
common,
vulgar,
or simple fraction (examples: 1/2 and 17/3)
consists of an
integer numerator, displa****
above a line (
or before a slash...
-
elevates the
subject above the
vulgar. From the
fifteenth to
seventeenth centuries, "
vulgar"
simply described the
common language or vernacular of a country...
-
annus aerae nostrae vulgaris (year of our
common era), and to 1635 in
English as "
Vulgar Era". The term "
Common Era" can be
found in
English as
early as...
- Look up
vulgar in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Vulgar is a
Latin word
meaning "
common"
or "pertaining to
ordinary people."
Vulgar or common language...
-
Vulgar Latin, also
known as Colloquial, Po****r,
or Vernacular Latin, is the
range of non-formal
registers of
Latin spoken from the Late
Roman Republic...
-
computers COMMON, a
Fortran statement Common or vernacular, the layman's but not
scientific name of a
plant or animal Common (behavior),
vulgar behavior or attitude...
-
transition from a
lofty style or grand topic to a
common or vulgar one,
occurring either accidentally (through
artistic ineptitude)
or intentionally (for comic...
- of the monasteries. The
earliest representation of the so-called
common (
or "
vulgar")
branch is Béroul's Le
Roman de
Tristan (The
Romance of Tristan)...
-
Prunella was
historically used to cure.
Vulgaris means 'usual', '
common',
or '
vulgar'. Self-heal and heal-all
refer to its uses in
traditional medicine...
- character,
becoming a colloquialism. It is
common to use both
meanings of the term interchangeably: To
denote stupidity or ignorance, in
expressions like "¡Qué...
