The "lb" is short for the Latin libra, meaning "scale, balance". The s is sometimes, but not always, added because some people feel uncomfortable without it when it's referring to a plural quantity. (Though most people are not uncomfortable with using the singular in phrases like "five foot two"... English doesn't always make sense.)
There is no abbreviation for the word studio. Studio is actually an abbreviation of the longer origin word "studiolomante".
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The abbreviation of pounds is lbs. The abbreviation of ounces is ozs. So, 6 pounds 2 ounces is 6 lbs. 2 ozs. abbreviated.
its an abbreviation four times a day Origin: Latin quarter in die.
In Currency it's Great British Pounds.
The abbreviation for pounds sterling is GBP, which stands for Great British Pound.
Latin
"Lbs" is the abbreviation for "pounds."
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The Spansih word for "pounds" (as in weight), is libra - just as the Latin. The Spansih abbreviation, therefore, is lb, identical to the common English abbreviation.
The abbreviation for million US pounds is "M lbs." In this context, "M" stands for "million" and "lbs" stands for "pounds." This abbreviation is commonly used in financial and business contexts to represent large quantities of pounds in millions.
170 lbs is 170 pounds lbs is an abbreviation for pounds
Oz. (Ounces) Lbs. (Pounds)
The origin of illume is late Middle English: abbreviation of illumine.
The Latin word libra means "scales, balances" and it also describes a Roman unit of mass similar to a pound. This is the origin of the abbreviation "lb".
"Lbs" is the abbreviation for Pounds, so 7 lbs = 7 pounds.
8 pounds = 8 lbs. "Lbs." is the abbreviation for pounds.