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e·ri·go
[1]
arouse
encourage
incite
raise
raise up
set up
to arouse
to erect
Phrases with the word erigo
absens haeres non erit
–
an absent person will not be an heir
sic semper erat, et sic semper erit
–
Thus has it always been, and thus shall it ever be
[1]
Syllabification is machine-generated and may be incorrect.
Synonyms for erigo
accendo
–
arouse, excite, illuminate, incite, inflame, to kindle, to rouse up
alloquor
–
encourage, to address
cohortor
–
exhort, incite, to encourage
concito
–
arouse, excite, stir up, to move violently
constituo
–
appoint, cause to stand, decide, establish, found, place, post, set, set up, settle, station, to arrange, to establish, to fix, to set up
everto
–
demolish, dislodge, eject, overthrow, overturn, raise, ruin, throw out, to destroy, to turn out
excito
–
bring about, call forth, occasion, raise up, stir, to awaken, wake
extollo
–
adorn, decorate, elevate, erect, exalt, raise up, to exalt, to lift up, to praise exaggerate
firmo
–
affirm, encourage, maintain, make firm, secure, strengthen, to assert, to make lasting
fotum
–
caress, encourage, keep warm, support, to cherish, to foster, to warm
Similar to erigo
erilis
–
relating to a master or mistress
eripio
–
free, rescue, take away, to snatch, to snatch away
eripui
–
free, rescue, take away, to snatch away
ego
–
self
eligo
–
choose, select, to elect, to pick out
emergo
–
come up, occur, rise up, to arise
erogo
–
disburse, expend, to ask for, to disburse, to pay out
evulgo
–
to publish
eatenus
–
so far, thus far, up to then
ebrius
–
drunken