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Non-Main
Phryg. αδ-δακετ `er macht'; maked. ἄδ-δαι · ῥυμοί (Schwyzer Gr. Gr. I 69);

Italic
lat. ad `zu, bei, an', Präverb und Präp. m. Akk., auch Gen. des Bereiches, atque, ac `und dazu, und auch, und' (*ad-que; nicht at + que; ebenso umbr. ap `ubi, cum' zeitlich, um -ī erweitert ape), umbr. ař- Präverb, -ař Postposition m. Akk., osk. adpúd `quoad', sonst mit s-Erw. osk. az `ad' Präp. m. Akk.;
QC
air. ad- Präverb (z. B. ad-glādur `appello'),
PC
cymr. add-, gall. ad- Präfix (z. B. MN Ad-iantū: cymr. addiant `Sehnsucht', Admārus : air. már `groß'); cymr. â, vor Vokal ag `mit' (ad + ĝhe, ai. ha, nicht = lat. atque);
Germ
germ. *at Präverb und Präp. meist mit `Dativ' = Lok., seltener m. Akk. (got. westgerm. von der Zeit, ags. auch vom Orte), aisl. auch mit Gen.: got. at `zu, bei', aisl. at `zu, bei, gegen, nach', ags. æt, as. at, ahd. az `zu, bei, an'.

Schwundstufig:

Indic
ved. t-sárati `schleicht, schleicht heran',
Germanic (bis)
ahd. zagēn (: got. *-agan `fürchten'), ahd. z-ougen, mhd. zōugen, as. t-ōgian gegenüber got. at-augjan `vor Augen stellen, zeigen'.

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