in the PONS Dictionary
ir-rogō <rogāre>
1.
2. (eine Strafe)
3.
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- übh. etw. auferlegen, zuerkennen [ poenas peccatis; sibi mortem sich töten; plus labori verwenden auf ]
| irrogō |
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| irrogās |
| irrogat |
| irrogāmus |
| irrogātis |
| irrogant |
| irrogem |
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| irrogēs |
| irroget |
| irrogēmus |
| irrogētis |
| irrogent |
| irrogābam |
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| irrogābās |
| irrogābat |
| irrogābāmus |
| irrogābātis |
| irrogābant |
| irrogārem |
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| irrogārēs |
| irrogāret |
| irrogārēmus |
| irrogārētis |
| irrogārent |
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