Translation
at (the indefinite preposition)
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Examples
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We will come at three o'clock.
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He held me by the hand.
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I believe in you.
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At that time he already knew the truth.
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There is something wrong with her hand.
is the escape hatch: it is the one preposition with no fixed meaning, kept in the language for the cases where no other preposition quite fits. It carries clock times, measurements, and a handful of fixed turns like and . Where would be vague you may instead use the accusative, so and both mean at three. Use it sparingly: if a real preposition fits, that one is better.
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This word is taught in chapter 1, lesson 11: je, plej, nia and 10 more words.