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What is Latin for amen?

There isn't a direct Latin equivalent for "amen" as it is used in modern English.

"Amen" is a word of Hebrew origin meaning "so be it" or "truly" and it's used as a concluding statement of agreement or affirmation, particularly in religious contexts.

However, Latin phrases that convey a similar meaning include:

* "sic fiat" - "let it be so"

* "ita sit" - "so it be"

* "verum est" - "it is true"

These phrases might be used in liturgical settings or other situations where a sense of agreement or affirmation is desired.

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