ERGO in English translation

• therefore
• then
• so
• now
• thus
• ergo
• work
• hence
• wherefore
• it seems
• consequently

Examples of using Ergo in Latin and their translations into English

Ergo gratia inconvenienter dividitur in praevenientem et subsequentem.
Therefore grace is not fittingly divided into prevenient and subsequent.

Ergo, avare, quid quaeris?
So, Avi, what are you waiting for?

Ergo Deus non est subiectum.
Ergo, God is not subject to time.

Interrogo ergo te utrum credas?
Now I ask you what do you believe?

Ergo sunt tantum duae personae.
Then they are two unique personalities.

Ergo prima machina ultraintellegens est ultimum inventum quod homini umquam facere necesse est.
Thus the first ultraintelligent machine is the last invention that man need ever make.

Ergo dies mundi philosophiae anno 2019 et 21 Novembris est.
Hence, World Philosophy Day 2019 will be observed on November 21 this year.

Ergo sunt in medio.
The work is in the middle.

Ergo ista peccata specie non differunt.
Therefore these sins do not differ specifically.

Quid ergo meum consilium est?
So what's my advice?

Misit ergo Saul nuntios ad Isai dicens mitte ad me David filium tuum qui est in pascuis.
Wherefore Saul sent messengers unto Jesse, and said, Send me David thy son, which is with the sheep.

Ergo et in futuro.
Now and into the future.

Ergo propter hoc non perdit rationem personae.
Post hoc ergo propter hoc is not sound logic.

Et si potest non esse, ergo potest esse ens in minori parte.
If not, then it may have been minor.

Ergo, mammalia XX sunt feminae et XY sunt mares.
Thus, XX mammals are female and XY are male.

Ergo non solus episcopus potest hoc sacramentum conferre.
It seems that not only a bishop can confer this sacrament.

Ergo necesse est ponere aliquod primum movens immobile.
Hence, we must posit some prime unmoved mover.

Sunt ergo homines et porci.
I work on people and pets.

Dixerunt ergo ei:«Quis es?
So they said to him,'Who are you?

Ergo inconvenienter dividitur gratia per operantem et cooperantem.
Therefore grace is fittingly divided into operating and cooperating.