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with Ablative |
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| ad
to(ward), till
advers|us (-um) against ante before apud at, by, near circa around circum around contra against erga opposite (friendly) extra outside of infra below inter between intra within, inside juxta close to ob for the sake of, right before |
penes
in the hands of
per through, by pone behind post behind, after praeter besides, except prope near propius = prope propter near; by means of proximus = prope secundum according to, next to supra above, beyond, over trans beyond, across, over ultra beyond, more than versus toward |
a
(ab, abs) from, by (agent)
coram in the presence of cum with de (down) from e (ex) out of, from, because of prae before, in front pro for sine without |
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| in
in, into
sub under, beneath subter under super over |
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See also Origin of the Prepositions in the Modern Romance Languages.
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