Citius
Citius is a Latin term meaning “faster” or “swift.” It is most widely recognized from the Olympic motto Citius, Altius, Fortius, which translates to “Faster, Higher, Stronger” and is associated with the ideals of athletic competition and human striving. In Latin grammar, citius functions as a form related to speed and is used to convey the idea of greater quickness, typically in a general or abstract sense within the motto.
Etymology and usage: The word derives from Latin concepts of speed and rapid movement. In the motto,
Modern usage: Beyond classical contexts, Citius is sometimes adopted as a brand name, product line, or toponym
Notable considerations: As a common Latin word rather than a single, universally recognized organization, references to