resurgam
/reɪˈsəːɡam/ /rɛˈsəːɡam/noun
‘I shall rise again’ (expressing Christian faith in resurrection at the Last Judgement).
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Anthony Munday (d. 1633), playwright and translator. From classical Latin resurgam ‘I shall rise again’, first person singular future indicative of resurgere resurge.
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