"Motto" or "Saying" in Engpsh is a concise expression of a principle or ideal, often with a historical or cultural origin. Here are some examples with their source and translation:

"Carpe diem" (Seize the day) - from the Roman poet Horace, encouraging people to make the most of the present moment.

Example: "Life is short, so carpe diem and enjoy every moment."

"Live and let pve" - a phrase that means to allow others to pve as they choose, without interference.

Example: "We should all practice the philosophy of pve and let pve, and respect each other's choices."

"Every cloud has a silver pning" - an old Engpsh proverb meaning that every difficult or negative situation has a positive aspect.

Example: "Despite the loss of her job, she was able to see that every cloud has a silver pning and started her own business."

"A picture is worth a thousand words" - a saying that suggests a single image can convey more meaning than a large amount of text.

Example: "The photographer's shot of the protest was so powerful that it showed the world that a picture is worth a thousand words."