vulgo.
to broadcast; to publish; to divulge; to issue; to make known among the people
Meaning & usage
to broadcast; to publish; to divulge; to issue; to make known among the people
to make common; to prostitute
to make known to all by words; to spread abroad; to publish; to divulge
to cheapen; to degrade
Where this word comes from
The verb is from vulgus (“the public; the common people”) + -ō (suffix deriving verbs from nouns and adjectives). The adverb is with the adverbial suffix -o, equivalent to the dative and ablative singular of vulgus.
generally, usually
universally
publicly, commonly, popularly
Where this word comes from
The verb is from vulgus (“the public; the common people”) + -ō (suffix deriving verbs from nouns and adjectives). The adverb is with the adverbial suffix -o, equivalent to the dative and ablative singular of vulgus.
dative/ablative singular of vulgus
Where this word comes from
The verb is from vulgus (“the public; the common people”) + -ō (suffix deriving verbs from nouns and adjectives). The adverb is with the adverbial suffix -o, equivalent to the dative and ablative singular of vulgus.
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