ONLINE LATIN DICTIONARY - Latin

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ăr
preposition

This word is an invariable part of speech

1 to, up to, towards
2 near, at until, on, by almost
3 according to
4 about with

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Locutions, idioms and examples

ad horam = at the same time || ad id locorum = until that moment || ad meam rationem = with regards to what concerns me || ad haec (or ad hoc or ad id) = beyond this, further || ad exemplar (+ genitive) = in accordance with the example of … || ad libidinem (+ genitive) = arbitrarily, at a whim, of one's choosing || ad nostrum arbitrium || ad spem (+ genitive) || quo ad || ad arma = to arms! || ad cetera = etcetera || ad hoc, ut (+ subjunctive) = in view of … , for … || ad id = moreover || ad imum = until the end || ad libitum = arbitrarily, at a whim, of one's choosing || ad me = at my house, my place || ad tempus || ad tibicinem || ad vivum || ad diem = on the establlished day || ad id loci venio = to arrive at that place || ad hos efflatus = to these drafts || ad or apud se || impello ad bellum || ad (or apud) inferos || ad rem perpello || aliquid ad se recipio || ad rem (or in rem) alicui conduco || ad rem (or in re) erudio || ad rem callidus || ad rem conduco || ad rem flecto || ad aliqua re incipio = to begin with something || ad rem inclinatio || ad nullam rem || ad rem pertineo || ad rem recurro || aliquid aliquid ad aliquam rem reservo || ad rem respondeo || ad unum (omnes) || apud or ad mensam || ad mensam consisto = to place oneself at the table || spectans ad meridiem || ad dextram, ad laevam = to the right, to the left || ad augusta per angusta = towards the pinnacle going through narrowness (= glory is not easy to achieve) || ad rem momentum habeo || ab hora octava ad vesperum || a medio ad summum = from the center to the extremities || ad quintum lapidem est sepultus || ad rem divinam adsum || ad septentrionem sum (or specto, or verto, or vergo)