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Date: Thu Feb 15 2001 - 17:01:21 EST
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Post meridiem
Post meridiem means after noon.It is usually used in the abbreviated
form P.M. or p.m. to specify the hour. It comes from Latin: post means
after and meridiem means midday.
Ante meridiem
Before noon. It is mainly used in the abbreviated form A.M. to specify
the hour. It comes from Latin:ante means before tand meridiem is the
accusative of meridies, midday.
Luca Tomasi
Ms. Forrest's 4th grade
Hoover School
Palo Alto,CA
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