Meaning circa
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Relationships Abbreviation Of:  c. ca. Abbreviation:  c. ca. adj. (c., ca., abbr.) ~ Dates · Approximately; about. Notes:  The abbreviation 'ca.' is often used to avoid confusion with the us [..]
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circa


Communication and Information Resource Centre Administrator.
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(abbreviated: ca) Refers to an approximate date when actual date is unknown.
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1856, from Latin circa "around, round about, near; in the region of; about the time of," alternative form of circum "round about" (see circum-).
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Swedish word for "about, approximately."
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German word for "about."
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A Latin word meaning "about," used to indicate lack of certainty but reasonable probability concerning a date, for example, the approximate birth and/or death date(s) of a person for whom of [..]
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circa


Approximately
Source: latin-dictionary.org

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from the Latin word meaning approximately; often used before a date, and abbreviated “ca.” (for example, ca. 1530)
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Same as "about" and "approx."; terms which when used in a letter of credit are construed to allow a difference not to exceed 10% more or 10% less than the monetary amount, or the q [..]
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circa


a watchman. circada, circata:
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about (for example c. 1790).
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