Salvete, amici! are they interchangeable ones? when to use one instead of the other? Gratias vobis ago.
Circa, circum, ergo, erga, any difference?
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Generally, no. Only circum and circa are similar to one another: both mean "around". Ergo means "therefore". It also sometimes means "on account of"; in that case, it is preceded by a word in the genitive. Erga means "toward" or "for", especially in expressions of feeling and attitude (things like "my love for you" or "his disposition toward her").
Those are pretty basic definitions. You can find more detailed ones in dictionaries.