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ante is a Latin Preposition that primarily means before.
Preposition
+acc., before (in place or time, in front of; adv., before previously; not to be confused with Greek anti, against
English derivatives:
antebellum antedate ante-room anterior antediluvian A.M. = ante merīdiem advance advantage
Adverb
In front of one, in front.
(w. vbs. of motion) before, in advance, ahead. (b) in a forward direction, forwards.
Preposition
Before, in front of (a place, structure, etc.). (b) (of motion) before, in front of.
Before (a person), in the presence of, in front of. (b) ~ oculus (+gen. or dat.), before one's eyes, in full view of, plainly; ~ oculus ponere, to describe graphically, picture to oneself; ~ oculos uersari, to be vividly imagined; ~ ora, before the eyes of, in the presence of; ~ pedes, before one's feet, right in front of one, at hand, obvious: see OCVLVS, OS, PES.
To a position in front of, out in front of.
Before in order or position, before one comes to.
-Before (a stated time or date), by. (b) (in indications of date). (c) ~ diem, tempus, etc., before the right or due time, too soon, prematurely.
Noenum rumores ponebat ante salutem; ergo postque magisque viri nunc gloria claret.Compare He never put rumors before our safety; and so today his glory shines the brighter.
Ante diem viii Īdūs Mārtiās.Compare On the eight day before the Ides of March.
Ante oculos stabat quidquid promiserat annus.Compare The whole promise of the year was standing before our eyes.
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Chicago (17th ed.)
Allo Contributors. "ante (prep.) - Latin Word Definition." Allo Latin Dictionary. Last modified . Accessed October 12, 2024. http://ancientlanguages.org/latin/dictionary/ante.
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