What is the language that this sentence in? Anything and everything

Lux sit.
I know that means:Let there be light.
But what language is this sentence written in?Latin?

yes it’s latin

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1.No
2.Yes, I heard about this sentence from my school's official website.

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1.No
2.Yes, I heard about this sentence from my school's official website.

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Well, then it's indeed latin and a very famous quote from the Bible (written "fiat lux" most often nowaday). Latin is often used for a motto or few words in European languages and the West in general. (Harvard's or Oxford's mottos, EU motto, QED (quod erat demonstrandum, used to say "what was to be demonstrated/shown") , A.D/B.C, etc (et caetera). If you take care, you can find many of them around you in Washington Uni and the US, I suppose.

It's something inherited from the Roman empire and Christianism mostly, and it was the lingua franca (another latin idiom) in Europe during the middle age especially (before French, then English).

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C'mon, on her profile she says she's a student as the University of Washington. It happens to be their motto after a quick check. I guess muricans are proud of the unviersity's motto or something, but forget to mention it's latin thinking everyone would know or something.

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C'mon, on her profile she says she's a student as the University of Washington. It happens to be their motto after a quick check. I guess muricans are proud of the unviersity's motto or something, but forget to mention it's latin thinking everyone would know or something.

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C'mon, on her profile she says she's a student as the University of Washington. It happens to be their motto after a quick check. I guess muricans are proud of the unviersity's motto or something, but forget to mention it's latin thinking everyone would know or something.