arrogate

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• /ˈæɹəɡeɪt/
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From Latin arrogātus, perfect passive participle of adrogō, arrogō (“ask of, adopt, appropriate, assume”), from ad (“to”) + rogō (“ask”).

16 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Esperanto: arogi — to appropriate or lay claim to something without right
• French: s'arroger — to appropriate or lay claim to something without right
• German: an sich reißen — to appropriate or lay claim to something without right
• Ido: arogar — to appropriate or lay claim to something without right
• Japanese: 横取りする (yokodori suru) — to appropriate or lay claim to something without right
• Norwegian: tilta seg — to appropriate or lay claim to something without right
• Norwegian: rive til seg — to appropriate or lay claim to something without right
• Norwegian: rane til seg — to appropriate or lay claim to something without right
• Norwegian: tilrane seg — to appropriate or lay claim to something without right
• Norwegian: tilrive seg — to appropriate or lay claim to something without right
• Norwegian: tiltvinge seg — to appropriate or lay claim to something without right
• Portuguese: arrogar — to appropriate or lay claim to something without right
• Russian: самонаде́янно претендова́ть (samonadéjanno pretendovátʹ) — to appropriate or lay claim to something without right
• Spanish: arrogarse — to appropriate or lay claim to something without right
• Swedish: tillvälla sig — to appropriate or lay claim to something without right
• Swedish: tillskansa sig — to appropriate or lay claim to something without right