altrui.
another person's, someone else's, other people's, of others
Meaning & usage
another person's, someone else's, other people's, of others
Where this word comes from
Inherited from Vulgar Latin *alterūi, corresponding to Classical Latin alterī (dative singular of alter). The -ui ending, analogous to lui, colui, costui, cotestui, codestui, is ultimately due to the influence of Latin cui. Compare French autrui.
someone else, other people used without prepositions as indirect object or direct object.
someone else, other people used with prepositions.
Where this word comes from
Inherited from Vulgar Latin *alterūi, corresponding to Classical Latin alterī (dative singular of alter). The -ui ending, analogous to lui, colui, costui, cotestui, codestui, is ultimately due to the influence of Latin cui. Compare French autrui.
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