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I am looking for a VERY SUCCINT Latin translation of the phrase "Origin and Cause" - this term is used in fire investigation, which is what I do for $$. The idea is, we find where the fire originated, then determine how it started.

I need something short, ideally two words.

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origo causaque

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What Eos wrote is correct, but for things like the one you need "origo et causa" is better... is the same form of "ora et labora"

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thanks everyone

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