I’ve come across the abbreviation a.O. in a German article and I think it must mean the same thing as a.a.O, ‘am angeführten Orte,’ which is essentially ad loc.
Does anyone know for certain? Reference works have been absolutely no help.
I’ve come across the abbreviation a.O. in a German article and I think it must mean the same thing as a.a.O, ‘am angeführten Orte,’ which is essentially ad loc.
Does anyone know for certain? Reference works have been absolutely no help.
I am quite certain that it means ‘am Ort(e)’, but can find no books where it is stated. Sorry for my English
Thanks so much! I really appreciate the response.
Hi, I’m just new in studying German. I checked “a.a.O.” in my “Woerterbuch” and it says
a.a.O stands for am angegebenen od angefuehrten Ort which means loc. cit.
Tchuess!