Indecision, uncertainty caused by equality of motives or reasons between two opposite things, e.g. having equal reason to go to two different places and being undecided in choice; to be uncertain of outcome of a thing in competition with another through equality of reason or strength between the two.
To feel said indecision or uncertainty, ag ⊗ ti náquem.
(ancient) For two first cousins to inherit equally from their uncle, ag ⊗; equal kinship held by two nephews, e.g. ag ⊗ cam quen Alonso, Alonso is our maternal uncle, brother of our parents, and therefore we are first cousins.