Yeahcarl

As you might know, Brazil was Portugal's colony. Portugal is and was the most catolic country ever!!!!
So, Latin was very fancy and some Latin is still used by some educated people, so they are considered as Portuguese itself.
Especially in Brazil, Latin expressions are used for law purposes.

Here are some Latin expressions and their translation into portuguese, if you don't understand some Portuguese, ask and I or anyone else who speaks it will be very pleased to help you!!! This is just the first part!!!!

Sine qua non- indispensável essential, completely necessary
A contrario sensu - em sentido contrário on the opposite way
A fortiori - Com maior razão to be more right
A latere - ao lado by the side
A limine - desde o começo from the beginning
A novo - novamente again
A pari - por igualdade for equality
A posteriori - De trás pra frente from the back to the start
A priori - inicialmente at first sight
A quo - De onde (data, fato) from (date, fact)
A vero domino - Pelo verdadeiro dono for the real owner
Ab abrupto - Repentinamente. suddendly
Ab aeterno - Desde muito tempo atrás. since a long time ago
Ab antiquo - Desde muito tempo atrás. since a long time ago
Ab initio - Desde o começo; a partir do princípio. Since the beginning
Ab irato - Enraivecido. angry
Ab integro - Integralmente. completely
Ab origine - A partir da origem. since the origin
Ab ovo - A partir do começo, da origem. since the origin
Absens - Ausente. absent
Absque sententiam - Sem decisão; sem sentença. no decision to make
Absque bona fide, nulla valet praescriptio - Não vale a prescrição sem a boa-fé. with no caution, advise is not worth it.
Abundans cautela non nocet - O excesso de cautela não prejudica. excessive caution does not hurt
Abusus - Abuso. abuse
Abusus non tollit usum - O abuso não prejudica o uso. abuse doesn't interfer in use