ERGO


Meaning of ERGO in English

I. ˈe(ə)r](ˌ)gō, ˈər], ˈeə], ˈə̄], ˈəi]\ adverb

Etymology: Latin, from (assumed) Old Latin e rogo from the direction (of)

: therefore , hence

they fight no battles; ergo in a certain … sense they are noncombatant — T.O.Heggen

— often used to emphasize the illogical nature of an inference

if they were not familiar with German theology … there just wasn't any; ergo , the “Dutch” were just dumb — R.H.Shryock

II. noun

( -s )

: an inferred conclusion

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