"res ipsa loquitur" meaning in Latin

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Phrase

Forms: rēs ipsa loquitur [canonical]
Etymology: From rēs (“thing”) + ipsa (“herself”), the feminine of ipse (“himself”) because rēs is a feminine word + loquitur (“she speaks”) the third-person form of loquor (“I speak”). Literally meaning "the thing itself speaks" or "the matter itself speaks". Etymology templates: {{m|la|rēs||thing}} rēs (“thing”), {{m|la|ipsa||herself}} ipsa (“herself”), {{m|la|ipse||himself}} ipse (“himself”), {{m|la|rēs}} rēs, {{m|la|loquitur||she speaks}} loquitur (“she speaks”), {{m|la|loquor||I speak}} loquor (“I speak”) Head templates: {{head|la|phrase|head=rēs ipsa loquitur}} rēs ipsa loquitur
  1. the thing speaks for itself Synonyms: rēs loquitur ipsa
    Sense id: en-res_ipsa_loquitur-la-phrase-T6wYtrsb Categories (other): Latin entries with incorrect language header

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