in omnia paratus

[ in ohm-nee-ah pah-rah-toos; English in om-nee-uh puh-rey-tuhs ]

Latin.

1. prepared for all things.

Example Sentences

They include bigly, deplorable, irregardless, icon, assumpsit, faute de mieux, in omnia paratus, revenant and feckless.

From Seattle Times

The return of the TV series Gilmore Girls, the publisher said, prompted searches for the Latin motto “‘in omnia paratus’, which means ‘ready for all things’”.

From The Guardian

For the GG fans who want to live the ‘In Omnia Paratus’ motto on a regular basis, or who just miss Luke’s coffee, these artsy posters are the cure for all Lorelai withdrawals.

From Time

Now about those Latin phrases: In omnia paratus, the one that turned up on “The Gilmore Girls,” means “ready for all things.”

From New York Times

If you learned your Latin, or if you were a fan of “The Gilmore Girls,” you can think about this until there are two inches of snow on the ground: In omnia paratus.

From New York Times