aclo

Aromanian

Alternative forms

  • aco, clo, arco, acloea, aculea, anculea, aculo
  • aclotse, acotse, atseaclo, aclotsine

Etymology

Inherited from Vulgar Latin *eccum illōc, whence also Romanian acolo, (dialectal) aclo.

Pronoun

aclo

  1. there
    Synonym: atsia

References

  • Cunia (2010), page 11a: “aclo”
  • Vrabie (2000), page 677: “there” → “acló”
  • DIARO (1997), page 9: “acolo” → “aclo”
  • Papahagi (1974), page 103: “acló”
  • Nikolaidis (1909), page 14: “ακλό”
  • Dalametra (1906), page 2a: “aclò”, but due to the publisher's confusion with the following conjunction, “aclòși”
  • Mihăileanu (1901), page 4a: “acló”
  • Weigand Aromunen, vol. 2, page 290b: “akló”
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