Echo Veritas

"Truth in Sound". Echo, while not Latin, the word “echo” originates from Greek mythology - Echo was a nymph cursed to only repeat the words of others. In modern usage, it refers to a repeated sound or idea. Veritas, Latin for truth. In Roman mythology, Veritas is the goddess of truth, often depicted as a pure figure holding a mirror, symbolizing honesty and reflection. “Echo Veritas” could suggest that truth reverberates through time, ideas, or voices - truth is not silent; it repeats and persists. It might be used to convey the idea that truth leaves a lasting impression, like an echo in the soul or mind.