what's the meaning of "ergo" ?

ergo-(used as a sentence connector) therefore or consequently

A Latin word meaning "therefore." In logic, ergo means the conclusion of a preceding argument.

yes it does

its actually an old Latin term...i first heard it today actually

as we are studying the shakespearian play 'the taming of a shrew'

it was written something like:

"Nay Petruchio, i will not. Ergo. Thus Katherina your bride"

its a dated term and i don't think it is really used today

xx

Well, it's a Latin word, but sometimes people insert it into a sentence.

From my Latin-English dictionary:

ergo adv. therefore, consequently; (questions, commands) then, so; (resuming) well then; (with genitive) for the sake of, because of

From my English-English dictionary:

ergo conj., adv. therefore

in greek it means a play for theaters and stuff

it's latin and means therefore,

therefore.