What is the meaning of ulter in Latin?

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

Latin Dictionary Word Meaning of ulter

1.1 that is beyond

Part of Speech - Latin Dictionary word ulter

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

Latin Dictionary Antonyms of ulter

citer

Latin Dictionary Word Forms of ulter

1. ultra (feminine)
2. ultrum (neuter)
3. ulterior (comparative)
4. ultimus (superlative)
5. ultrō (adverb)
6. in -er (masculine,nominative,singular)
7. no-table-tags (table-tags)
8. la-adecl (inflection-template)
9. ulter (masculine,nominative,singular)
10. ultra (feminine,nominative,singular)
11. ultrum (neuter,nominative,singular)
12. ultrī (masculine,nominative,plural)
13. ultrae (feminine,nominative,plural)
14. ultra (neuter,nominative,plural)
15. ultrī (genitive,masculine,singular)
16. ultrae (feminine,genitive,singular)
17. ultrī (genitive,neuter,singular)
18. ultrōrum (genitive,masculine,plural)
19. ultrārum (feminine,genitive,plural)
20. ultrōrum (genitive,neuter,plural)
21. ultrō (dative,masculine,singular)
22. ultrae (dative,feminine,singular)
23. ultrō (dative,neuter,singular)
24. ultrīs (dative,feminine,masculine,neuter,plural)
25. ultrum (accusative,masculine,singular)
26. ultram (accusative,feminine,singular)
27. ultrum (accusative,neuter,singular)
28. ultrōs (accusative,masculine,plural)
29. ultrās (accusative,feminine,plural)
30. ultra (accusative,neuter,plural)
31. ultrō (ablative,masculine,singular)
32. ultrā (ablative,feminine,singular)
33. ultrō (ablative,neuter,singular)
34. ultrīs (ablative,feminine,masculine,neuter,plural)
35. ulter (masculine,singular,vocative)
36. ultra (feminine,singular,vocative)
37. ultrum (neuter,singular,vocative)
38. ultrī (masculine,plural,vocative)
39. ultrae (feminine,plural,vocative)
40. ultra (neuter,plural,vocative)

History of ulter

Derived from Archaic Latin uls (“beyond”) from the pronominal stem il- whence also Latin ille and from the stem ol-. Compare alter.

Latin Dictionary Prnounciation of ulter

/ˈul.ter/