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Linguipedia (talk | contribs) New page: {{stub}} A '''preposition''' is an adposition that precedes its complement. ===Origin=== The term goes back to antiquity: Latin ''prae-positio'', which literally means 'pre-posi... |
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French [[préposition (fr)]] German [[Präposition]] Spanish [[preposición]] | French [[préposition (fr)]] <br> | ||
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A preposition is an adposition that precedes its complement.
Origin
The term goes back to antiquity: Latin prae-positio, which literally means 'pre-posing'.
Other languages
French préposition (fr)
German Präposition
Spanish preposición
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