etcetera
ɪtˈsɛtərə
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Definition of etcetera - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

additionadditional unspecified items similar to those mentioned
  • The box contained pens, pencils, etcetera.
and so forth and so on

Adverb

indicating moreused to indicate additional unspecified items of the same type
  • They sell pens, pencils, paper, etcetera..
and so forth and so on
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Origin of etcetera

Latin, et (and) + cetera (the rest)

Examples of etcetera in a sentence

  • He packed his clothes, shoes, etcetera, for the trip.
  • The store offers notebooks, markers, etcetera.
  • You can find fruits, vegetables, etcetera at the market.

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  1. French:et cetera, ...
  2. German:etcetera, usw., ...
  3. Italian:eccetera, ...
  4. Spanish:etcétera, ...
  5. Portuguese:etcétera, etc., ...
  6. Chinese:等等, 等等之类, ...
  7. Japanese:など, 等々, ...
  8. Arabic:إلخ, إلى آخِرِهِ, ...
  9. Hebrew:וְכוּלִי, וְכוּ, ...
  10. Russian:и прочее, и так далее, ...
  11. Ukrainian:тощо, та інше, ...
  12. Hindi:आदि, ...
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