The term “vegan” stems from the Latin word “vegetabilis” which means “lively” or “animating” and the suffix “arian” which changes an adjective into a personal noun (eg. librarian, veterinarian, agrarian etc.). Donald Watson who was the founder of the Vegan Society, created the term “vegan” in 1944 as a statement against vegetarians who consumed animal byproducts (eg. dairy and eggs)...
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