It means "and so forth of things of the same class."
Feb 03 10, 8:22 PM
Zbeckabee
Et means "and;" cētera means "the rest."
Et cetera (in English contexts pronounced /ɛt ˈsɛtərə/) is a Latin expression that means "and other things," or "and so forth." It is taken directly from the Latin expression which literally means "and the rest (of such things)" and is a loan-translation of the Greek "και έτερα" (kai hetera; and the others).
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