different between surgent vs turgent
surgent
English
Etymology
From Latin surgens, present participle of surgo (“rise, get up”)
Adjective
surgent (comparative more surgent, superlative most surgent)
- Surging; rising.
Anagrams
- gunters, gurnets
Latin
Verb
surgent
- third-person plural future active indicative of surg?
surgent From the web:
turgent
English
Etymology
Latin turgens, turgentis, present participle of turgere (“to swell”).
Adjective
turgent (comparative more turgent, superlative most turgent)
- Rising into a tumour or a puffy state; tumid.
- Bombastic; turgid; pompous.
- recompensed with turgent titles
Latin
Verb
turgent
- third-person plural present active indicative of turge?
turgent From the web:
- what does urgent mean
- what does turgente mean in spanish
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