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English
Pronunciation
IPA|/æd/
audio|en-us-ad.ogg|Audio (US)
:rhymes|æd
Etymology 1
From a shortening of the word advertisement.
Noun
en-noun
- informal Short form of advertisement.
Synonyms
(1): (British) advert
Derived terms
adware
attack ad
want ad
Translations
trans-top|short form of advert
French: pub f
trans-mid
trans-bottom
Etymology 2
From a shortening of the word advantage.
Noun
en-noun
- tennis advantage
Etymology 3
From L. #Latin|ad "to, on"
Preposition
en-prep
- to|To; on.
Derived terms
top3
a maximis ad minima
ad absurdum
ad arbitrium
ad astra
ad eundem
ad extremum
ad gloriam
ad hoc
ad hominem
ad infinitum
ad int
ad interim
mid3
ad kalendas Graecas
ad lib
ad libitum
ad loc
ad majorem Dei gloriam
ad nauseam
ad ovo usque ad mala
ad referendum
ad rem
ad unguem
ad utrumque paratus
ad val
mid3
ad valorem
ad verbum
ad vivum
amicus usque ad aras
argumentum ad baculum
habeas corpus ad subjiciendum
per angusta ad augusta
reductio ad absurdum
sic itur ad astra
subpoena ad testificandum
terminus ad quem
Category:English two-letter words
Hungarian
Etymology
From the same FU.|hu root *amta as Finnish antaa and Estonian and#Estonian|and.
Verb
infl|hu|verb
- give
Conjugation
{| style"border-collapse:collapse" border"1" cellpadding"5" cellspacing"0"
|+ad ("give")
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|colspan"6" align"center" bgcolor="#FFCBCB" | Indefinite
|colspan"6" align"center" bgcolor="#B3B7FF?" | Definite
|bgcolor="#ADFFAD" | 2nd Person Obj
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|colspan"14" bgcolor"#FFEBAD" | Indicative Mood
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|Present ||adok ||adsz ||ad ||adunk ||adtok ||adnak ||adom ||adod ||adja ||adjuk ||adjátok ||adják ||adlak
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|Past ||adtam ||adtál ||adott ||adtunk ||adtatok ||adtak ||adtam ||adtad ||adta ||adtuk ||adtátok ||adták ||adtalak
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|colspan"14" bgcolor"#FFEBAD" | Conditional Mood
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|Present ||adnék ||adnál ||adna ||adnánk ||adnátok ||adnának ||adnám ||adnád ||adná ||adnánk<br>(or adnók) ||adnátok ||adnák ||adnálak
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|Past ||adtam<br>volna ||adtál<br>volna ||adott<br>volna ||adtunk<br>volna ||adtatok<br>volna ||adtak<br>volna ||adtam<br>volna ||adtad<br>volna ||adta<br>volna ||adtuk<br>volna ||adtátok<br>volna ||adták<br>volna ||adtalak<br>volna
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|colspan"14" bgcolor"#FFEBAD" | Subjunctive Mood
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|Present ||adjak ||adj<br>or adjál ||adjon ||adjunk ||adjatok ||adjanak ||adjam ||add<br>or adjad ||adja ||adjuk ||adjátok ||adják ||adjalak
|}
Infinitive: adni
Past participle: adott
Present participle: adó|adó
Future participle: adandó
'''Adverbial participle''': adva
Italian
Preposition
infl|it|preposition
- to, at, in (used before a vowel for euphony instead of a#Italian|a)
Latin
Etymology
From PIE.|la *ad- ("to", "near", or "at"). The English word at is a cognate.
Preposition
infl|la|preposition (+ acc)
- (direction) toward, to, up to
#: denoting a vertical direction:
#:* w:Lucretius|Lucretius, from the fourth book of w:De Rerum Natura|De Rerum Natura
#:*: fugere|Fugere ad puppis|puppim collis|colles campus#Latin|campi-que|que videre|videntur.
#:*:: The hills and fields appear to fly toward the ship.
#:* w:Pliny the Elder|Pliny the Elder, from book II of w:Naturalis Historia|Naturalis Historia
#:*: meridies|Meridie umbrae cadere|cadunt ad septentrionem, ortus|ortu vero ad occasus|occasum.
#:*:: At noon the shadows fall towards the north, [and] at sunrise, point to the west.
#:: animus|Animus alius ad alius|alia vitium|vitia propensior.
#:in a direction upwards, frequent in works of poets
#::manus|Manus-que|que sursum ad caelus|caelum tollere|sustulit.
#:::And on high hands he lifted toward the heavens. (??)
#::manus|Manus ad caelus|caeli templum|templa tendere|tendebam lacrimare|lacrimans.
#:::I extended my hands toward heaven|heaven's temple weeping.
#::*w:Aeneid|Aeneid by w:Virgil|P. Vergilius Maro
#::*:duplex|Duplices tendere|tendens ad sidus|sidera palmas.
#:::*: stretch|Stretching both hands to the stars.
#:*w:De Natura Deorum|De Natura Deorum by w:Marcus Tullius Cicero|Marcus Tullius Cicero (read it: wikisource:la:De natura deorum - Liber II|book II)
#:*:moles|Molem ex#latin|ex profundum|profundo saxeus|saxeam ad caelus|caelum eruere|eruit.
#:: clamor|Clamor ad caelus|caelum volvere|volvendus. (cf. tollere|tollitur in#Latin|in caelus|caelum clamor)
#:: Ad caelus|caelum-que|que ferre|ferat flammae fulgura rursum.
#:: sidus|Sidera solus|sola micere|micant; ad qui|quae suus|sua bracchium|bracchia tendere|tendens.
#:: altitudo|Altitudo pertingere|pertingit ad caelus|caelum.
Related terms
ad- (same word modified and used as a prefix)
Usage notes
The word ad is an antithesis to ab#Latin|ab (just as in#Latin|in is to ex#latin|ex), in a progressive order of relation, ad denotes, first, the direction toward an object; then the reaching of or attaining to it; and finally, the being at or near it.
Often used of geographical position of a place in reference to the points of compass, with the verbs jacere (to be situated), vergere (to incline, to slope), spectare (to observe, to see) etc.:
:: Asia lies near midday and south, Europe near north and north. (two words for north)
:: incline|Inclining to Attic.
Derived terms
ad amussim|ad �mussim
ad hominem
ad denseo|ad d�nse�
ad doceo|ad doce�
ad equito|ad equit�
ad huc|ad hūc
ad lego|ad leg�
ad minister|ad minister
ad misceo|ad misce�
ad moveo|ad move�
ad nuntio|ad nūnti�
ad sentior|ad sentior
ad omnia
ad sequor|ad sequor
ad sero|ad ser�
ad servio|ad servi�
ad similis|ad similis
ad simulo|ad simul�/ad similo|ad simil�
ad sisto|ad sist�
ad suo|ad su�
ad surgo|ad surg�
ad veho|ad veh�
Manx
Pronoun
infl|gv|pronoun
- third person|Third person plural.
#: they, them
Meriam
Noun
infl|ulk|noun
- story
Turkish
Noun
infl|tr|noun
- name, first name, last name
Synonyms
isim
Volapük
Preposition
infl|vo|preposition
- for, in order to, to
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