Antemeridian

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 29
an-te-ihe-ri'di-an, adj., before inid-day or noon [See Meridian Antennae, an-tene, n pi the feelers or horns of insects. [L antenna, the yard or beam of a sail.] Antenuptial, an tc-mipsh'ai, ad/., before nubtnils or nnuriage (L ante, before, and Nuptial.] Antepenult, an te-pen-ult « the syllable before the penult or next ultimate syllabic of u word the last syllable of a word but two —adj Antepenult 'irnate. [L. ante, before, and Penult Anterior, an-te'ri-ur, adj, befoie, in time, or place in front. [L.comp of ante, before.] Anteroom, an te-rtfum, n,a room before another a loom leading into a principal apartment. [L. ante, befoi and Room
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