adstrinxi

Adstrinxi is the Latin verb form corresponding to the first person singular perfect active indicative of adstringo, meaning I bound or I tightened. The infinitive adstringere denotes the action; adstringo is a third-conjugation verb meaning to bind, constrict, or restrain.

Adstrinxi appears in Classical Latin texts when describing binding or constraining physical or figurative action. It is formed from the stem adstring- plus the perfect suffix -i, following the standard pattern of the third conjugation.

The verb adstringo derives from ad- toward and stringo to draw tight; related forms include adstringere (infinitive), adstringens (present active participle), adstrinctus (perfect passive participle), and adstrinctum (supine). The word conveys both literal binding and figurative restraint, in contexts such as tying cords or restraining behavior.

For further information see Adstringo and Latin verb conjugation patterns.