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ante meridiem and post meridiem
...but no-one ever uses these...
...but no-one ever uses these...
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a.m. = ante meridiem, which is Latin for before noon.
p.m. = post meridiem, which is Latin for after noon.
'Meridies' in Latin derives from 'medius dies', which = 'the
middle of the day'.
MrP
a.m. = ante meridiem, which is Latin for before noon.
p.m. = post meridiem, which is Latin for after noon.
'Meridies' in Latin derives from 'medius dies', which = 'the
middle of the day'.
MrP
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