toward in Latin
toward in Latin is ad, ergā — toward means in the direction of a place, person, or thing.
toward in Latin
ad
In the direction of.
ergā
In the direction of.
What does "toward" mean?
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preposition In the direction of a place, person, or thing.
"The cat crept slowly toward the bird sitting on the fence."
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preposition In relation to, or with regard to a feeling or attitude directed at someone.
"Her attitude toward her neighbours has become much friendlier over the years."
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preposition For the purpose of achieving or contributing to something.
"Each month she saves a little toward a holiday with her friends."
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toward in a sentence
- The cat crept slowly toward the bird sitting on the fence.
- Clouds drifted toward the hills as the wind picked up.
- Her attitude toward her neighbours has become much friendlier over the years.
- I feel very grateful toward everyone who helped me move house.
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What is "toward" in Latin?
"toward" in Latin is ad, ergā. toward means: In the direction of a place, person, or thing.
How do you use "toward" in a sentence?
Example: "The cat crept slowly toward the bird sitting on the fence." In Latin, "toward" is ad, ergā.
Are there other ways to say "toward" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "toward": ad, ergā.
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