Expertlatin
Borrowed from Ancient Greek ἔργον (érgon, “work”).
What is the origin of Ergo?
What is the origin of ergo? The conjunction and adverb ergo comes straight from the Latin conjunction ergō, ergo “therefore, consequently, accordingly, and so,” much used in rhetoric and logic.
Is Ergo Latin?
Ergo is Latin for “therefore” or “thus.” The well-known Latin phrase post hoc ergo propter hoc (“after this, therefore resulting from it”) is used to describe the logical fallacy of assuming a causal relationship between events solely because one event preceded the other.
Who invented Ergo?
Alexander Chepurnoy (aka Kushti) is the core developer of Ergo Platform, and he has been active in blockchain development and smart contracts since 2011. He was a core developer for NXT, started smartcontract.com(now Chainlink) in 2014 with Sergey Nazarov, and is an IOHK researcher with over 20 academic papers.
What is the translation of Ergo?
ergo | Business English
a Latin word meaning "therefore": It will tend to be the more prestigious universities that benefit; ergo, the existing hierarchy of universities will be reinforced.
