Definition of resurgam in English:

resurgam

nounreɪˈsəːɡamrɛˈsəːɡam

‘I shall rise again’ (expressing Christian faith in resurrection at the Last Judgement).

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Anthony Munday (d. 1633), playwright and translator. From classical Latin resurgam ‘I shall rise again’, first person singular future indicative of resurgere resurge.

Definition of resurgam in US English:

resurgam

noun

‘I shall rise again’ (expressing Christian faith in resurrection at the Last Judgement).

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Anthony Munday (d. 1633), playwright and translator. From classical Latin resurgam ‘I shall rise again’, first person singular future indicative of resurgere resurge.

单词	resurgam
释义	Definition of resurgam in English: resurgam nounreɪˈsəːɡamrɛˈsəːɡam ‘I shall rise again’ (expressing Christian faith in resurrection at the Last Judgement). Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Anthony Munday (d. 1633), playwright and translator. From classical Latin resurgam ‘I shall rise again’, first person singular future indicative of resurgere resurge. Definition of resurgam in US English: resurgam noun ‘I shall rise again’ (expressing Christian faith in resurrection at the Last Judgement). Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Anthony Munday (d. 1633), playwright and translator. From classical Latin resurgam ‘I shall rise again’, first person singular future indicative of resurgere resurge.
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