Exitus
Exitus is a Latin noun (masculine, fourth declension; nominative exitus, genitive exitūs) that denotes going out, departure, or an exit from a place. It is formed from the prefix ex- “out” and the verb -ire “to go.” In classical Latin, exitus commonly referred to physical leaving, such as a person departing from a city or leaving a building. The term also developed figurative senses related to ending or finishing.
Beyond its literal sense, exitus is used to describe the end, conclusion, or outcome of an event,
In medical Latin, exitus has a specialized meaning: death. Phrases such as exitus letalis (“lethal outcome”) or
In modern scholarship, exitus is not a common terms in everyday English, but it is encountered in