Ab-
A prefix in many words of Latin origin. It signifies from, away , separating, or departure, as in abduct, abstract, abscond. See A-(6). | ||||
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| Alternative guitar chord glossary for "Standard Tuning" ([E A D G B E ]) |
G#m
Alternative names: G#minor,G#-,G#min,G#moll,Abminor,Ab-,Abmin,Abmoll,Sol# minore,Sol#-,Sol# min,Lab minore,Lab-,Lab min
Alternative names: G#minor,G#-,G#min,G#moll,Abminor,Ab-,Abmin,Abmoll,Sol# minore,Sol#-,Sol# min,Lab minore,Lab-,Lab min
| form: 3.A info: Barre easy | form: 3.A info: Barre easy | form: 3.A info: Barre easy | form: 6.A info: Barre easy | form: 1.C info: small Barre easy |
| form: 1.C info: small Barre easy | form: 1.C info: small Barre medium | form: 5.C info: medium | form: 6.A info: Barre easy | form: 1.A info: medium |
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Ab-
ab- (also abs- before certain consonants) is a particle, most often a prefix, that occurs in many languages. In Latin it was both a prefix and a preposition meaning "off, away (from), departing from, outside of" and expressed the idea of removal, absence, separation, or a lower value. It first appeared in English in the Middle English period in words borrowed from Old French, and continued to be borrowed in Modern French words and eventually from Classical Latin, especially in the vocabulary of science, medicine, botany, and so on.
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