It means "To the stars on the garlic plants of a pig."
Someone miscopied John Steinbeck's personal motto, and the erroneous version got spread over the web and everyone now seems to quote the error.
It should be: Ad astra per alas porci.' - That means "To the stars on the wings of a pig."
The phrase "ad astra per alia porci" is a humorous play on the Latin phrase "ad astra per aspera," which means "to the stars through difficulties." Translated literally, "ad astra per alia porci" means "to the stars on the wings of a pig." It is not a traditional or serious Latin phrase, but rather a whimsical rephrasing.
to the stars on the wings of a pig
Inter alia means 'amongst other things' and Quantum means 'amount'. I can offer an example of Inter Alia to mean for example, "That the Committe voted 'inter alia' that he be promoted". For further information you may have to state the circumstances in which your quotation is used
"Et alia" is Latin for "and other things."
A wolf and three little pigs.
The quotation is exactly as in the original.
Alia is my name so I should know, it means "the most beautiful" you can check other sights if you doubt me. I hope I helped :-)
The SXI on a Astra stands for Sports Extra Injection. It is given to express the extras that are included on the Astra.
Well, it kind of depends on what scripture quotation you are talking about.
It means- "The Die Is Cast". -Citizen Scribbler
alia means "others"
Quotation
to the stars