igitur
Igitur is a Latin adverb meaning “therefore” or “consequently.” It functions as a connective to introduce a conclusion or result in a sentence or sequence of reasoning. In classical Latin prose and rhetoric, igitur often appears at the beginning of a clause or after a preceding clause, signaling that what follows follows logically from what has been said.
In usage, igitur is comparable to other conjunctive adverbs such as ergo and sic, but it carries
Morphologically, igitur is an adverb formed in traditional Latin usage and remains a standard feature in Latin
Beyond its linguistic function, igitur occasionally appears as a stylistic device in Latin titles, headings, or
See also: ergo, igitur and similar Latin conjunctives; thus, hence, consequently in English translations.