The Latin word "adrogare" is often translated to English as "to corrupt" or "to debilitate". However, it can also be translated as "to emasculate" or "to castrate", particularly in a historical or literary context.
In Latin, "adrogare" is a verb that means to weaken or emascalate someone, often in a figurative sense. For example, it could mean to deprive someone of their virility or masculine strength.
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