At

Table of contents

1 Translingual 1.1 Symbol 2 English 2.1 Etymology 2.2 Pronunciation 2.3 Preposition 2.3.1 Translations 3 Danish 3.1 Conjunction 4 Dutch 4.1 Verb 5 Turkish 5.1 Noun

Translingual

Symbol

At

1. symbol for astatine

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English

Etymology

Middle English < Old English æt < Proto-Germanic *at, *az < Proto-Indo-European *ad- (to, near, at).

Pronunciation

• AHD ăt
• IPA [æt], reduced form [ət]
• SAMPA [{t]

  Rhymes: -æt

Preposition

at

1. indicating place

   At that precise position.

2. indicating time

   At six o'clock.

3. indicating a target

   He threw a rock at me.

4. indicating state

   Men at work.

Translations

at (indicating place)

Arabic: في (fi) Breton: e Bulgarian: в (v), на (na), при (pri), до (do) Chinese: 在 (zài) Czech: u på Dutch: op, bij Esperanto: sur í / á / hjá / til Finnish: -lla / -llä (adessive case); -ssa / -ssä (inessive case) French: à, en German: an, auf, bei, in Hungarian: -n / -on / -en / -ön (superessive case); -nál / -nél (adessive case)

: ye Interlingua: a, in Irish: ag Italian: a, in Japanese: で (de), に (ni) Korean: ~에서 (-eseo) Persian: دَر (dær) Polish: przy Portuguese: a, em Russian: в (v), на (na), при (pri), у (u), возле (vózle) Spanish: a, en Swedish: på Thai: ณ (nā) Turkish: -da, -de Vietnamese: ở tại , lúc , vào

at (indicating time)

Arabic: في (fi) Breton: da Bulgarian: в (v) Czech: u Danish: på Dutch: om Esperanto: je Finnish: -lta / -ltä (ablative case); -na / -nä (essive case ) French: à German: um

Hungarian: -kor (temporalis case ) Interlingua: a Italian: a Japanese: に (ni) Polish: w Portuguese: a Russian: в (v) Spanish: a

at (indicating a target)

Arabic: في (fi) Bulgarian: в (v), на (na) Chinese: 在 (zài) Czech: u Danish: på Dutch: op Esperanto: al Faeroese: eftir (dative case) Finnish: -lle (allative case); kohti French: à German: nach, zu

Hungarian: -t (accusative case) Interlingua: a Irish: ag Italian: a Japanese: に (ni), を (o) Korean: ~에서 (-eseo) Portuguese: a Russian: в (v), на (na) Spanish: a Swedish: på , mot Thai: ณ (nā)

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Danish

Conjunction

at

1. that.

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Dutch

Verb

at

1. singular past tense of eten

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Turkish

Noun

at

1. horse