causa
/ˈkɑːzuː.ə/Definitions
1. noun
A reason, explanation, or cause for something.
“The causa for the protest was the government’s new policies.”
2. noun
A lawsuit or court case, especially in ancient Rome.
“The causa was heard by the Roman Senate.”
3. noun
A reason or explanation for something that happens or exists.
“There are many causas behind the company’s bankruptcy.”
4. noun
A reason or explanation for a feeling or action.
“She gave a good causa for why she was feeling sad.”
5. verb
To give a reason or explanation for something.
“She causaed the accident by not following traffic rules.”
6. verb
To bring a lawsuit or court case.
“The lawyer causaed the case against the defendant.”