" finis "

[Noun]  | "fi*nis" | \ ˈfi-nəs \

1: end, conclusion —typically used like "the end" to mark the conclusion of something, such as a book or movie

Origin: 15th century ;

 Middle English, from Latin;

[Latin phrase]  | "fi*nis co*ro*nat opus" | \ ˌfē-nis-kȯ-ˌrō-ˌnät-ˈō-ˌpu̇s \

1: the end crowns the work : the goal gives value to the labor that produced it

[Biographical name]  | "Davis" 

1: Jefferson 1808—1889 American statesman; president of Confederate states (1861—65)

[Noun]  | "finis"