incitavit

incitavit is a Latin word, specifically the third-person singular perfect active indicative form of the verb *incitare*. This verb has several meanings, but commonly translates to "to urge on," "to incite," "to stimulate," or "to provoke."

In its historical usage, *incitavit* might be found in texts describing actions such as a leader inciting their troops to battle, a stimulus provoking a reaction, or a cause motivating an event. The perfect tense indicates a completed action in the past. Therefore, a sentence using *incitavit* would describe something that has already happened, where the subject has urged, incited, stimulated, or provoked something else.

Understanding *incitavit* requires context from the surrounding Latin text. Its precise nuance can shift depending on whether it refers to physical movement, emotional arousal, or intellectual stimulation. It is a common verb in classical Latin literature and historical documents.