ad loc.

See also: ad loc

English

Alternative forms

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin ad locum (“at the place”).

Adverb

ad loc. (not comparable)

  1. There, at the specified location

Usage notes

This term is used in a citation to a commentary to indicate that the location in the commentary at which the cited reference can be found is at the place under discussion.

Anagrams
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