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`support` in Latin

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support

  1. verb
    • to hold up or bear weight
      sustineo
      The bridge supports the heavy truck. — Pons sustinet gravem plaustrum.
      fero
      The pillar supports the roof. — Columna tectum fert.
    • to help or assist someone
      adiuvo
      She supports her friend in need. — Amicam in necessitate adiuvat.
      auxilior
      They support the poor with food. — Pauperes cibo auxiliantur.
    • to advocate or endorse a cause
      faveo [political]
      He supports the new policy. — Novae rationi favet.
      suffragor [political]
      They support the candidate. — Candidato suffragantur.
  2. noun
    • physical structure holding something up
      fulcimentum
      The support of the arch is strong. — Fulcimentum arcus validum est.
      subsidium
      The wall needs more support. — Paries maius subsidium requirit.
    • help or assistance given
      auxilium
      He gave support to the refugees. — Auxilium profugis dedit.
      adiumentum
      Her support was appreciated. — Eius adiumentum gratum erat.
    • [emotional], emotional encouragement or comfort
      solacium [emotional]
      He found support in his family. — In familia solacium invenit.