[ʎa]
1. adverb of place There.
Etymology: From Latin illac.
[ʎa]
1. adverb of place There.
Etymology: From Latin illac.
[ka]
1. adverb of place Here.
Etymology: From Latin eccum hac.
[loˈneʃ]
1. adjective Long.
2. adverb of place Far, far away.
Etymology: From Latin longe.
[ad ou̯ loˈneʃ de]
1. preposition Along (over the length of something), during (a period of time). Example: Ous amorats laicen chaminăre ad ou loneix dou rïu, the lovers like walking along the river.
[ˈkiɾka]
1. adverb of place or time Near here, nearby. Example: Ou hwern eh circa, winter is coming (=winter is nearly here).
Etymology: From Latin circa.
[ˈkiɾka de]
1. preposition Near, close to (not far away). Example: Oul’hospitau eh circa da stazõ de train, the hospital is near the train station.
2. preposition Around (approximate). Example: J’heh wannat circa de douz millõns d’euros nou loto, I’ve won around two million euros in the lottery.
Etymology: From Latin circa.