cand.mag. — cand.mag. sb., cand.mag.en, cand.mag.er, cand.mag.erne (fork. for candidata magisterii og candidatus magisterii), i sms. cand.mag. , fx cand.mag. studerende … Dansk ordbog
cand. — cand. cand. (fork. for candidata og candidatus); cand.jur.; cand.mag.; cand.scient … Dansk ordbog
mag. — mag. mag. (fork. for magister, fx mag.art., og fork. for magisterii, fx cand.mag.) … Dansk ordbog
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