Ecce

The alpha and the omega

Ecce, one man, one universe.

by anonymous February 28, 2022

Ecce

An interjection used to identify a stupid or otherwise ignorant person.

Person 1: “The earth is flat and the moon is made of cheese.” Person 2: “Ecce!”

by Bairgh O L'Gharigh June 25, 2019

Ecce Romani

The most lit Book in the history of books. It makes other books feel shame. It makes Chuck Norris want to read. It makes Hater love. It is the reason why I am alive today. I looked up perfection and Ecce Romani came up.

A :"Yo dude Im bout to kommit man there is no point in living"
B: " Read This (Ecce Romani)
A: reads first chapter "I have found a new love for life

by Master Supreme December 10, 2016

Ecce Mono

It's how the crowd has named the "Ecce Homo" that Cecilia, an octogenarian woman, restored freestyle in a church from Zaragoza, Spain. "Ecce Mono" means "Ecce Monkey" in spanish, and it refers to the resemblance to a monkey the picture had after her intervention. The artist Cecilia really meant no harm and now has a lot of fans who love her around the world.

"Hey, next time we go to Zaragoza let's visit the 'Ecce Mono'!"

by Ratamandra August 23, 2012

Ecce Romani

A series of introductory classical Latin textbooks for middle or high school level. Features humorous (whether intentionally or not) readings about the adventures of the family of Gaius Cornelius, a Roman senator, at the beginning of the first century A.D. Other characters include: Aurelia, Cornelius's wife; Marcus and Cornelia, their son and daughter; Sextus, a troublesome boy who is living with the family; Davus, the overseer of the family's country estate; Flavia, Cornelia's best friend; Eucleides the Greek tutor; Geta, a runaway slave; Valerius, Cornelia's husband 15 years her senior, and Uncle Titus, the worst arbiter bibendi of all time.

Literally translated, "Ecce Romani" means, "Look! Romans!"

"Where'd you get those Latin skills?"
"Ecce Romani, word!"

"Oh, man! Our carriage has been stuck in a ditch for nine days! This is an Ecce Romani-esque scenario."

by p.t July 16, 2008

Ecce Homo

from latin, meaning "behold the man" in which case the man is describing Christ on the cross

in the book Ecce Homo, Nietzsche beholds himself as Christ

by thehammerspake January 1, 2006

eccedentesiast

(noun)

someone who hides pain behind a smile.

she didn’t like showing the pain, she was an eccedentesiast.

by xvalentinex June 11, 2018