i. e.

See also: Appendix:Variations of "ie"

Hungarian

Etymology

Abbreviation of időszámításunk előtt (“before the common era”).

Noun

i. e.

BCE

Usage notes

Placed before the year, as in "i. e. 753" (753 BCE).

Synonyms

Kr. e.: Krisztus előtt (B.C.)

Antonyms

i. sz.: időszámításunk szerint (A.D.)
Kr. u.: Krisztus után (A.D.)

Latin

Etymology

Abbreviation of id est.

Phrase

i. e.

i.e., that is, in other words

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