I thought Ive herd it Im not sure if its teh right spelling but its said like air-go?
Who has heard it? Is that the correct spelling? and What does it mean?
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Ergo. (Latin) meaning ….literally , `there-fore`
as in: must be , is and/or factual……{representation of}
true Latin Phrasing = “ergo , ipso-facto”
rough translation (as olde Latin can be very convoluted and evn confusing to the experts) is:
the facts present them-selves here , so this must be…..!
hope this helped you , it is an OLD language (Latin) and can be mis-read , though the Phrase is still in use , today. :>)
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How Do You Spell Ergo
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I think your word is actually “ergo” and it means therefore
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Hey, two other people said it before me so I’ll say it better:
er·go (ûrg, âr-)
conj.
Consequently; therefore.
adv.
Consequently; hence.
[Latin erg; see reg- in Indo-European roots.]
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Not “airgo” but “ergo”. It is Latin for “therefore”.
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ergo….pretty sure it means therefore