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AD-
Ad-. Etym: [A Latin preposition, signifying to. See At. ]
ad- ▶prefix denoting motion or direction to: advance | adduce. • reduction or change into: adapt | adulterate. • addition, increase, or intensification: adjunct | adhere | admixture. ORIGIN from Latin ad ‘to ’; in the 16th cent. the use of ad- and its variants was extended to replace a- from a different origin such as Latin ab- (e.g., advance, from French avancer, based on late Latin abante ‘in front ’).usage: The prefix ad- is also found assimilated in the following forms: a- before sc, sp ( ascend, aspire ); ac- before c, q ( accede, acquire ); af- before f ( affiliate ); ag- before g ( aggregate ); al- before l ( allude ); an- before n ( annex ); ap- before p ( appall ); ar- before r ( arrest ); as- before s ( assume ); at- before t ( attend ).
ad- |ad, əd | ▶prefix denoting motion or direction to: advance | adduce. • denoting reduction or change into: adapt | adulterate. • denoting addition, increase, or intensification: adjunct. ORIGIN from Latin ad ‘to ’; in the 16th cent. the use of ad- and its variants was extended to replace a- from a different origin such as Latin ab- (e.g. advance, from French avancer based on late Latin abante ‘in front ’).usage: Ad- is also found assimilated in the following forms: a- before sc, sp, st; ac- before c, k, q; af- before f; ag- before g; al- before l; an- before n; ap- before p; ar- before r; as- before s; at- before t.
ad- /æd /接頭辞 方向, 傾向 ; 変化 ; 添加 ; 増加 ▸ ad vance 発展