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ădĭgo
transitive verb III conjugation

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1 (cattle) to drive in, to drive to
2 to force, to impel cast, to hurl
3 (curse) to consign
4 (oath) to bind

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Locutions, idioms and examples

adigo aliquem || adigo aliquem in verba alicuius || ad insaniam adigo = to drive to madness || adigo naves || adigis me ad insaniam || adigo telum || adigo aliquem arbitrum (or ad arbitrum) || adigo ad suspendium || adigo ad mortem || adigo in furorem || adigo ferrum in viscera || cauterem adigo ambitioni || adigo aliquem ad iusiurandum (or iusiurandum, or iureiurando, or sacramento, or ad sacramentum) || adigit ita Postumia || adigo sacramento Othonis || adigo ignem turri || adigo aliquem fulmine ad umbras || adigat me fulmine ad umbras || adigo tigna fistucis || adigo classem Byzantium || adigo scalprum in articule || adigo cuneum arbori || arbitrum or arbitrium adigo aliquem || aliquem iure iurando adigo || adigo equos per publicum || vulnus per galeam adigo || aliquem ad incitas redigo or deduco or adigo || adigit expromere vitas usque retro || ceteras navium per aestuaria et fossas adegit || ad incita(s) aliquem redigo or deduco or redigo or adigo or redeo = to bring someone to the extreme, immobilize him, to checkmate him || Civilis consilii ambiguus, cunctos qui aderant in verba Vespasiani adigit