ăgor
transitive verb III conjugation
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1 passive form of [ago]
2 to move, go, go, to come lead, push
3 to steal, kidnap, take away
4 to emit, let out
5 to build
6 to hunt, chase, urge, stalk
7 to spend time, spend your life, live, to exist, act, restrain, show
8 to do, work, exercise, make
9 to deal with, wait, treat
10 to discuss, propose, talk
11 to solicit, bring an action, a move action
12 to defend a cause
13 (speakers or actors) exhibit, recite, declaim, play a part.
transitive verb III conjugation
View the declension of this word
1 passive form of [ago]
2 to move, go, go, to come lead, push
3 to steal, kidnap, take away
4 to emit, let out
5 to build
6 to hunt, chase, urge, stalk
7 to spend time, spend your life, live, to exist, act, restrain, show
8 to do, work, exercise, make
9 to deal with, wait, treat
10 to discuss, propose, talk
11 to solicit, bring an action, a move action
12 to defend a cause
13 (speakers or actors) exhibit, recite, declaim, play a part.
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Locutions, idioms and examples
de bonis et caede agitur || agitur de … || agitur spina per … || agitur de parricidio || bene agis or agitur || ad paenitendum agor || ad conventus agendos = to hold meetings || agitur motu suo || agitur satis || agitur res in scaenis || ab inimicis praeceps agor = I am dragged into the abyss by enemies || ab aliquo scio, quid agatur = to know from someone, what happens || adsum rei agendae || agendae rei tempus || qua de re agitur autem illud… || bene agitur cum senectute, si … || iam tempus agi res || circumventus ab inimicis praeceps agor || apud equestris (= equestres) agi iusserat || ad subsellia tribunorum res agebatur || ad perniciem solet agi sinceritas || agendarum rerum … licentiam alicui permittere || agitur existimatio veritasque iudiciorum || apud populum haec et per populum agi convenit || animos vestros ad quaecumque agenda formate || apud iudices causa agitur || ad id, quodcumque agetur, apte congruenterque dicere = to express oneself with propriety on the subject, whichever it may be || aguntur omnia raptim atque turbate || Caesari omnia uno tempore erant agenda || animos eorum apud quos agetur conciliari ad benevolentiam || agitur liberine vivamus an mortem obeamus || an ea res agebatur ut etiam aegrotos deferri oporteret? || agitur ac laceratur animi cupidine et noxarum metu || at enim nihil est nisi dum calet hoc agitur || agitur studium tuum vel etiam si vis existimatio || aut agitur res in scaenis aut acta refertur || agebatur huc illuc vario turbae fluctuantis impulsu || agor ut turben quem celer adsueta versat ab arte puer || agebatur huc illuc Galba vario turbae fluctuantis impulsu
ăgor tr. v. III conjug.
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