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ergo(air-go)conj. Latin for "therefore," often used in legal writings...
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ergoc. 1400, from Latin ergo "therefore, in consequence of," possibly from *ex rogo "from the direction," from ex "out of" (see ex-) + root of regere "to direct, to guid [..]
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ergoLatin for therefore.
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ergo(gen
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ergoA combined brake/shift lever for drop handlebars, made by Campagnolo. Similar to S.T.I., Ergo uses an auxiliary lever inside the brake lever to select larger sprockets, and a thumb button on the inboa [..]
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ergoErgo is a Latin phrase which means “therefore.” It is often used in legal writings. In logic, ergo means the conclusion of a preceding argument. Its most famous use was in Cogito, ergo sum: "I th [..]
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ergo(adv) (used as a sentence connector) therefore or consequently
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ergoADV therefore; well| then| now
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ergo(air-go)conj. Latin for "therefore," often used in legal writings. Its most famous use was in Cogito, ergo sum: "I think, therefore I am" principle by French philosopher Rene Desca [..]
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ergo
and
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ergo
male|lang=et, variant of et|Eerik||Eric.
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