vici
I conquered, Latin
Vici is the Latin word for "I conquered," best known from Julius Caesar's boast Veni, vidi, vici—I came, I saw, I conquered.
The phrase, reporting his swift victory at Zela in 47 BCE, remains a shorthand for quick, decisive triumph.
Outside this famous trio, vici appears mainly in classical contexts or playful allusions to conquest.
Roman imperial title
- GaulRoman-era Western Europe
- triumphResounding, celebrated victory
- conquestDefeating and seizing control
- RomansAncient Italy's imperial people
battle · empire · legions · subjugation · military · campaign · domination · defeat
I came, in Latin
- CaesarRoman imperial title
- camePast tense of arrive
- sawPast of perceive
- conqueredDefeated and took control
Latin · motto · quotation · boast · swift · decisive · triumphant · proclamation
Caesar
Roman imperial title
- GaulRoman-era Western Europe
- triumphResounding, celebrated victory
- conquestDefeating and seizing control
Romans · battle · empire · legions · subjugation · military · campaign · domination · defeat · glory
veni
I came, in Latin
conquered · Latin · motto · quotation · boast · swift · decisive · triumphant · proclamation · brevity
achievement
Accomplished goal or deed
completion · mastery · ranked · leaderboard · speedrun · clutch · GG · combo · streak · domination
- victory lapCelebratory post-competition circuit
- victory signRaised two-finger salute
- moral victoryDefeat with honor intact
- victory laneMotorsport champion's celebration area
- victory speechWinner's public remarks
- victory danceCelebratory movement after winning
victor, victory, victories, victorious, victoriously, convict, convicted, conviction, convictions