Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
ecce
interjection
/ˈɛk.eɪ/

Definition
A Latin word meaning “behold” or “see,” often used to call attention to something important or noteworthy.

Examples
- Ecce Homo – “Behold the Man!” a phrase famously used in reference to the portrayal of Jesus.
- In art, you might come across a painting titled ‘Ecce’ that draws attention to its central figure.
- When announcing news, someone might say, ‘Ecce, a new discovery has been made!’

Meaning
The term is commonly employed in religious texts or dramatic expressions to signify the presentation or revelation of an idea or person.

Synonyms
- behold
- lo
- see
- look