What is the meaning of proximus in Latin?

Read the Latin Dictionary meaning of proximus,part of speech of proximus, synonyms of proximus, antonyms of proximus, words derived from proximus, examples of proximus usage, alternate forms of proximus, word forms of proximus, history of proximus, pronounciation of proximus, abbreviation forms of proximus below:

Latin Dictionary Word Meaning of proximus

1.1 nearest, next, neighbor
2.1 adjoining

Part of Speech - Latin Dictionary word proximus

proximus is a Adjective. A describing word that modifies a noun or pronoun

Latin Dictionary Synonyms of proximus

vīcīnus,propinquus,contiguus,fīnitimus,proxumus

Latin Dictionary Antonyms of proximus

remōtus,longinquus,ultimus

Latin Dictionary Words derived from proximus

proximitās,proximō,proximus egomet mihi,Proxima Centauri

Latin Dictionary Examples of Usage of proximus

1.1 Dēfessī Aeneadae quae proxima lītora cursū
In English: The weary followers of Aeneas hasten to find which [are] the nearest shores along [their] journey, and [so] they turn toward the coast of Libya.

Latin Dictionary Word Forms of proximus

1. proxima (feminine)
2. proximum (neuter)
3. superlative degree of prope (canonical)
4. no-table-tags (table-tags)
5. la-adecl (inflection-template)
6. proximus (masculine,nominative,singular)
7. proxima (feminine,nominative,singular)
8. proximum (neuter,nominative,singular)
9. proximī (masculine,nominative,plural)
10. proximae (feminine,nominative,plural)
11. proxima (neuter,nominative,plural)
12. proximī (genitive,masculine,singular)
13. proximae (feminine,genitive,singular)
14. proximī (genitive,neuter,singular)
15. proximōrum (genitive,masculine,plural)
16. proximārum (feminine,genitive,plural)
17. proximōrum (genitive,neuter,plural)
18. proximō (dative,masculine,singular)
19. proximae (dative,feminine,singular)
20. proximō (dative,neuter,singular)
21. proximīs (dative,feminine,masculine,neuter,plural)
22. proximum (accusative,masculine,singular)
23. proximam (accusative,feminine,singular)
24. proximum (accusative,neuter,singular)
25. proximōs (accusative,masculine,plural)
26. proximās (accusative,feminine,plural)
27. proxima (accusative,neuter,plural)
28. proximō (ablative,masculine,singular)
29. proximā (ablative,feminine,singular)
30. proximō (ablative,neuter,singular)
31. proximīs (ablative,feminine,masculine,neuter,plural)
32. proxime (masculine,singular,vocative)
33. proxima (feminine,singular,vocative)
34. proximum (neuter,singular,vocative)
35. proximī (masculine,plural,vocative)
36. proximae (feminine,plural,vocative)
37. proxima (neuter,plural,vocative)

History of proximus

From Proto-Indo-European *prokʷism̥mos, from *prokʷe (whence prope). See also -issimus.

Latin Dictionary Prnounciation of proximus

/ˈprok.si.mus/