raise up
RAISE UP
To lift or set up erigere (as a person fallen). To raise a person manu allevare aliquem: sublevare ante pedes stratum: figuratively to raise up a sick person aegrum levare (to set him on his legs again): aegro dare salutem or salutem et sanitatem aegro sanitatem restituere (to restore to health); aegrum levare ex praecipiti (from a very dangerous disease Hor. Sat. 2 3 293).
To arouse Vid:
To cause to appear or come forward afferre parere movere (to cause): praebere dare (to afford): efficere perficere (to bring about).
To lift or set up erigere (as a person fallen). To raise a person manu allevare aliquem: sublevare ante pedes stratum: figuratively to raise up a sick person aegrum levare (to set him on his legs again): aegro dare salutem or salutem et sanitatem aegro sanitatem restituere (to restore to health); aegrum levare ex praecipiti (from a very dangerous disease Hor. Sat. 2 3 293).
To arouse Vid:
To cause to appear or come forward afferre parere movere (to cause): praebere dare (to afford): efficere perficere (to bring about).
raise up: sublĕvo, 1: v. TO RAISE .