Prepositions and Cases in Linguano



Prepositions + accusative 

ad towards, to, for, at
ante before
apud at, by, near, to, towards
atraverse de through 
circum around
contre against
extre outside of, beyond
excepte
in into, onto
inter among, between
juxta/e next to, near
mesme like
non mesme (inmesme) unlike
per by, through 
pere throughout
poste after
propter because of
secundum, segunde according to
transe accross
ultra/e beyond
verse towards
vie via


Prepositions + ablative

a (before a consonant) / ab (before a vowel) by, from
abante from before (time)
aposte (poste) after (time)
ade about
coram in the presence of, before
cum, con with
de from, concerning, of, for
dede by
dante at
e (before a consonant) / ex (before a vowel) from, out of
exlade without, outside
inlade within, inside
lade beside
pre before
pro for
sine without


Prepositions + accusative or ablative
(Motion vs State)

in + accusative into, onto (to)
in + ablative in, on
super + accusative over
super + ablative upon (on)

The meaning of these preposition changes, using

accusative to describe movement towards something
ablative to describe the position of something which is static



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