hortari: adhortari: cohortari (to exhort; to do or not to do anything, adhortari or cohortari, ut or ne, with subjunctive, or ad aliquid faciendum; to anything, adhortari ad aliquid; later [Tac.], in aliquid: hortari ut, ne, or infinitive, or ad aliquid faciendum; ad aliquid or [Liv.] in aliquid; de aliqua re facienda; also with supine [vos ultum injuriam honor, Sall.]; with accusative only [hortari pacem], and with subjunctive governed by ut omitted): confirmare (to strengthen a man’s mind or resolution): excitare: incitare (excite, animate him): impellere (urge him on): stimulare aliquem: stimulos admovere alicui (spur him on): relevare: recreare (to encourage by consolation). To encourage one another, cohortari inter se; also mutua cohortatione firmare: to encourage anybody to learn, ad cupiditatem discendi excire aliquem; to read and write, ad legendi et scribendi studium excitare aliquem: to encourage anybody in anything, aliquem, or alicujus animum, ad aliquid incitare, excitare, concitare, inflammare, incendere, accendere, stimulare, exstimulare, instigare.