What does vict mean in latin?

"Vict" in Latin is not a complete word, but a root meaning "conquer" or "win".

Here are some examples of Latin words using the "vict" root:

* victus: past participle of "vinco" (to conquer) meaning "conquered"

* victoria: victory

* victor: victor, conqueror

* vincere: to conquer

* invictus: unconquered

So, when you see "vict" in a Latin word, you can generally understand that it has something to do with conquering or winning.