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iūro
transitive and intransitive verb I conjugation

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1 to swear
2 to call to witness
3 to vow obedience to
4 to conspire

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Locutions, idioms and examples

calumniam iuro or de calumnia iuro || iuro in verba || iuro lingua || iuro in legem || ius iurandum || alicui or in nomen alicuius iurare || ad ius iurandum aliquem = to have someone take the oath || carmine iuro || alicui iusiurandum do || adactio iuris iurandi || aliquem iure iurando adigo || Iovem lapidem iuro || bonam copiam iuro || alieno iure iurando stari quam suo mavult || ad ius iurandum patrandum id est sanciendum foedus = to fulfil all the formalities of the oath taking, that is to ratify the pact || abi quaerere, ubi iurando tuo satis sit subsidi = go to look for a place where they give credit to your word || ad matrem eius devenias domum, expurges, iures = go to the house of his mother, clear yourself, take an oath || adicit ius iurandum, non ferro, non veneno vim adlaturum || Labienus iuravit, se, nisi victorem, in castra non reversurum || aiunt una voce omnes iudices ne is iuraret reclamasse (= reclamavisse)