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- Dictionaryterminus/ˈtəːmɪnəs/
noun
- 1. the end of a railway or other transport route, or a station at such a point; a terminal. British
- 2. a final point in space or time; an end or extremity: "the exhibition's terminus is 1962"
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The meaning of TERMINUS is either end of a transportation line or travel route; also : the station, town, or city at such a place : terminal. How to use terminus in a sentence. Did you know?
TERMINUS definition: 1. the last stop or the station at the end of a bus or train route 2. the last stop or the station…. Learn more.
noun. the last or final part or point. either end of a railway, bus route, etc, or a station or town at such a point. a goal aimed for. a boundary or boundary marker. architect another name for term.
TERMINUS meaning: 1. the last stop or the station at the end of a bus or train route 2. the last stop or the station…. Learn more.
terminus in British English. (ˈtɜːmɪnəs ) noun Word forms: plural -ni (-naɪ ) or -nuses. 1. the last or final part or point. 2. either end of a railway, bus route, etc, or a station or town at such a point. 3. a goal aimed for.
Consider terminus the end of the line. Whether it describes a train station, a goal, or an era — terminus refers to something’s final point. Ancient Romans worshiped Terminus as the god of boundaries, even performing sacrifices in his honor to bless objects that marked borders.
1. the last or final part or point. 2. (Railways) either end of a railway, bus route, etc, or a station or town at such a point. 3. a goal aimed for. 4. a boundary or boundary marker. 5. (Architecture) architect another name for term 10. [C16: from Latin: end; related to Greek termōn boundary] Terminus. (ˈtɜːmɪnəs) n.
