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ērĭgo
transitive verb III conjugation View the declension of this word 1 to raise, to erect, to build 2 to rouse, to excite, to stimulate permalink
Locutions, idioms and examplesadflictum erigo || arborem erigo or extollo || aures adrigo or erigo || aciem (in collem) erigo = to make the army climb a hill || ad audiendum animos ereximus = we prepared ourselves to listen to him attentively || ad spem erigo (or excito) || gallinaceus cum victor se gallus erigit || ad castra hostium aciem erexit = he made the formation climb towards the enemy camp || ad spem et fiduciam erexere (= erexerunt) torpentes || ad moenia o ad murum scalas erigere = to raise ladders against the walls || agrarii se in spem legis erexerant || auctoritas antiquorum erigit omnium cupiditates || aculeos severitatis erigo in vitia, in mores = to point the arrows of uprightness against vices, customs || animum induro et adversus minas erigo || aetherias erigit aeternum compages ardua cervix || ars agricolarum quae amputat, erigit, circumcidit, erigit, extollit Sfoglia il dizionarioA B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z |
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