The abbreviation 'N.B.' comes from the Latin phrase 'Nota Bene'. The English equivalent of the complete phrase is most commonly rendered as follows: [May you] Note Well. In modern spoken English, the equivalent is more likely 'Pay attention'. For the phrase is intended to call attention to a particular aspect or detail of whatever is under discussion.
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New Brunswick It can also mean NOTA BENE, Latin for 'Note well'... depends in what context you found the abbreviation. The other answer could equally be correct.
In grammar, "NB" stands for "nota bene," which is a Latin phrase meaning "note well." It is often used to draw attention to important information or to emphasize a particular point in written text.
I suspect that NB stands for the Latin phrase nota bene,whick means 'note well'.
In knitting, "nb" typically stands for "no binding," which indicates that no binding off is required for a specific section or technique. It can also refer to "not binding," suggesting that stitches should remain live for future work. Additionally, "NB" can denote "nota bene," a Latin phrase meaning "note well," used to highlight important instructions or tips in patterns.
Stat means stand in latin.
NOTA bENE
NB.... Note well, to take notice of. It's from Latin.
Standing for: Nota Bene. It is a phrase of Latin decent that translates to "listen well" or "note well". In other words, what they are about to say is important! Example: (Note) Jim, The kids bus arrives at 6:50am sharp! Their shoes, jackets, and backpacks are ready by the door. NB: Do not forget to pack their lunches! - Kelly
1) Nota Bene (Latin: Note Well) 2) Niobium