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"Down from" can be translated using the preposition de,and the adverb deorsum can be used for "downwards". Otherwise "down" is not usually expressed in Latin by a separate word, as in English, but rather by adding the prefix de- to the verb. For example, "to boil" is coquo; "to boil down" is decoquo; "to bring" is ferre; "to bring down" is deferre.
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What is the Latin word for down?
what is the latin word for down?
What is See below in Latin?
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What is the Latin word for down?
what is the latin word for down?
What does the word in Latin de mean?
down from or of
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De
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What is See below in Latin?
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