al bot he

Both of them. "And gon than to that go me a god pas al bot he." William of Palerne, 851. All whole, entirely *al hole, adv . wholly. "A derwurth gyfte he wulde with the lete Hym self al hole vn to thy mete." Bona venture (E. E. Text Soc. ed.), 181, 182. B. As part of a word in composition : I. As a prefix- 1. To words derived from the Anglo - Saxon : (a) All, as almost (A.S. ealmæst ); also (A.S. eallswa , alswa ). (b) Old (A.S. ald, alda): as Albourne, Alb right on, Alburgh, Albury , all parishes in England. (c) Noble (A.S. æthele contracted), as Alfred . 2. To words of Latin origin . [Lat. ad, changed when it stands before the letter 1 , for euphony's sake, into al. Signification in composition to , more rarely at, up, upon, with, against, .. as alligo (ad, ligo) = to bind to; allatro (ad, latro) = to bark at; allevo (ad, levo) =to lift up; alluceo (ad, luceo) = to shine upon; alludo (ad, ludo) = to play with; allido (ad, lido) to strike against.] To; as allocu tion a speaking to. More rarely in the other senses in which al is employed in the Latin words cited above. 3. To words derived from the Arabic. [Arab. al adj., art., or inseparable prefix = the.] The as Alkoran = the Koran; Alborak = the Borak, the mythical animal on which Mohammed performed his equally mythical night journey to Paradise. II. As a suffix . [Lat. -alis of or belonging to, pertaining to; as septentrional is = pertaining to sep ten trio, or the north.] Of, belonging or pertaining to: as scriptural , pertaining to Scripture; autumnal , pertaining to autumn. C. As an abbreviation, a symbol, or both: Chem. An abbreviation and symbol for Aluminium.