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'''gre'''
'''gre'''
# for, during, throughout
# for, during, throughout
#: While similar in nature and both translatable as ‘during’, the preposition ''[[gre#Europic|gre]]'' indicates a span completely encompassing another event while ''[[du#Europic|du]]'' refers to an event within a larger time span, e.g. ''[[kloratu#Europic|Kloratu]] [[le#Europic|le]] [[ste#Europic|ste]] [[du#Europic|du]] [[notu#Europic|notu]]'' ‘there was a noise at night’ compared to ''[[kloratu#Europic|Kloratu]] [[le#Europic|le]] [[pe-siste#Europic|pe-siste]] [[gre#Europic|gre]] [[notu#Europic|notu]]'' ‘the noise persisted all night long’.


===Etymology===
====Synonyms====
Root ''[[√gr#Europic|√gr]]''.
* ''[[du#Europic|du]]'' ‘during’


===Verb===
===Verb===

Latest revision as of 15:55, 9 August 2026

Europic

Pronunciation

Etymology

Root √gre.

Adverb (Preposition)

gre

  1. for, during, throughout
    While similar in nature and both translatable as ‘during’, the preposition gre indicates a span completely encompassing another event while du refers to an event within a larger time span, e.g. Kloratu le ste du notu ‘there was a noise at night’ compared to Kloratu le pe-siste gre notu ‘the noise persisted all night long’.

Synonyms

  • du ‘during’

Verb

gre

  1. to step, to tread
  2. to increase, to progress
    Has long-form variant grade.

Synonyms