et al. in Latin
et al. in Latin is et al. — et al. means and others: used after the first author's name in citations to stand in for the remaining authors of a work.
et al. in Latin
et al.
And others; to complete a list, especially of persons, as authors of a published work.
What does "et al." mean?
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abbreviation And others: used after the first author's name in citations to stand in for the remaining authors of a work.
"The findings were replicated by Nakamura et al. (2019)."
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abbreviation And the rest of them: used informally after a name to mean the group associated with that person.
"The invitation went out to Marcus et al."
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et al. in a sentence
- The findings were replicated by Nakamura et al. (2019).
- See Patel et al. for the full methodology.
- The invitation went out to Marcus et al.
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What is "et al." in Latin?
"et al." in Latin is et al.. et al. means: And others: used after the first author's name in citations to stand in for the remaining authors of a work.
How do you use "et al." in a sentence?
Example: "The findings were replicated by Nakamura et al. (2019)." In Latin, "et al." is et al..
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