Accusative prepositions:
| Latin |
English |
Latin |
English |
| Ad |
To, towards, up to, until |
Adversus |
Toward, against |
| Ante |
Before |
Apud |
Among, in the presence of, at, at the house of |
| Circa, circum,circiter |
About |
Contra |
Against, opposite |
| Erga |
Toward, about |
Extra |
Outside, beyond |
| Infra |
Under, below |
Inter |
Among, between |
| Intra |
In |
Iuxta |
Close to, next to, near to |
| Ob |
Because, by |
Per |
Through, along, because of |
| Post |
Behind, after |
Praeter |
Besides |
| Prope |
About, by, near to |
Propter |
Because of, near, on account of |
| Secundum |
In accordance with |
Super |
On |
| Supra |
Above |
Trans |
Across |
| Ultra |
Beyond |
Versus |
To, towards |
Ablative prepositions:
| Latin |
English |
Latin |
English |
| A/Ab |
From |
Cum |
With |
| De |
Down from, from |
E/Ex |
Out of, from within, from |
| Prae |
Before, in front of |
Pro |
In front of, before, on behalf of, instead of |
| Sine |
Without |
Accusative and ablative prepositions:
| Latin |
English |
Latin |
English |
| In + Acc. |
Into, toward, against |
In + Abl. |
In |
| Sub + Acc. |
Under, beneath, below |
Sub + Abl. |
Under |
Here you can check an old post about prepositions where you can try to identify these kind of words.
Comments:
Papageno:
Great charts! Very useful.