et
Joins words, Latin
Et is a Latin word meaning "and," appearing in borrowed phrases like et cetera (and the rest), et al. (and others), and et tu, Brute? (and you, Brutus?).
Outside these set expressions, et rarely appears in English on its own.
Latin
Together with also
- alsoWord meaning "in addition"
- plusSign of increase
- ampersandSymbol for "and"
- conjunctionWord joining clauses together
Latin · classical · Roman · phrase · expression · scholarly · abbreviation
and
Together with also
conjunction · Latin · classical · Roman · phrase · expression · scholarly · abbreviation