Videlicet: Perbedaan antara revisi

== Penjelasan ==

''Videlicet'' adalah kependekan dari ''viderevidēre licet'' yang berarti "boleh dilihat".<ref>[[OED]]</ref><ref>[[A Dictionary of Modern English Usage|The New Fowler's Modern English Usage]] (revised third edition, 1998), pp. 825, 828.</ref><ref>[[American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language]] (fourth edition, 2000), p. 1917</ref> (''vidēre'', "melihat"; ''licet'', bentuk kala kini (''present tense'') orang ketiga tunggal untuk ''licēre'', "diizinkan"). Keduanya dipakai untuk mengawali penjelasan atas sesuatu yang baru saja disebutkan sebelumnya.

Penggunaan ''viz.'' cukup umum dalam literatur berbahasaber[[bahasa Inggris]], walaupun dalam [[bahasa Indonesia]] jarang sekali ditemukan. Biasanya ia mengawali suatu [[daftar]].

Bentuk yang serupa adalah ''scilicet'' (disingkat ''sc.'', berarti sama), namuntetapi jarang dipakai.

''Viz.'' is the medieval [[scribal abbreviation]] for ''videlicet''. It is the letters ''v'' and ''i'' followed by the common medieval Latin contraction for ''et'' and ''-et'', which was a [[glyph]] similar to the numeral '''3''' or the [[Middle English]] letter [[yogh]] ('''&#540;Ȝ''') although it was not related to either.<ref group="note">According to E. Cobham Brewer 1810–1897. Dictionary of Phrase and Fable, the same abbreviation mark was used for habet (hab3) and omnibus (omnib3).</ref>

''Videlicet'' is a [[contraction (grammar)|contraction]] of Classical Latin ''vidēre licet'', which meant “it may be seen, evidently, clearly” (''vidēre'', to see; ''licet'', third person singular present tense of ''licēre'', to be permitted). In Latin, ''videlicet'' was used to confirm a previous sentence or to state its contrary. -->

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