notae Tironianae
plural noun
no·tae Ti·ro·ni·a·nae
ˈnōtˌētə̇ˌrōnēˈāˌnē,
-ōtˌī-,
-āˌnī
: a system of shorthand employed in ancient Rome
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, characters of Tiro, after M. Tullius Tiro, secretary of Cicero
- all walks of life
- all well and good
- all wet
- all wright effect
- all year round
- all' ottava
- all' unisono
- all's fair in love and war
- all's well that ends well
- all-
- all-a-mort
- all-america
- all-American
- All-American Canal
- all-around
- all-arounder
- all-arounders
- all-comers
- all-commodity rate
- all-consuming
- all-court press
- all-day
- all-day sucker
- all-embracing
- all-encompassing