elsewhere meaning in Latin

English	Latin
elsewhere adverb [UK: ˌels.ˈweə(r)] [US: ˈel.ˌswer]	aliasadverb alicubiadverb
elsewhere, another direction adverb	alioadverb
elsewhere, in another place adverb	alibiadverb aliubiadverb
brought from elsewhere, foreign adjective	accersitus [accersita, accersitum]adjective arcessitus [arcessita, arcessitum]adjective
cenotaph, empty tomb / monument to one whose body is elsewhere noun	cenotaphium [cenotaphii](2nd) N noun
condition of having one's attention elsewhere noun	districtio [districtionis](3rd) F noun distrinctio [distrinctionis](3rd) F noun
from another person / place, from elsewhere / a different source / cause / material adverb	aliundeadverb
migrate, go and live (elsewhere) verb	commigro [commigrare, commigravi, commigratus](1st) INTRANS verb
physically elsewhere (things), non-existent adjective	absens [(gen.), absentis]adjective apsens [(gen.), apsentis]adjective
several towns in Greece / elsewhere, esp. chief city of Euboea noun	Chalcis [Chalcidos/is]noun F
supreme magistrate elsewhere noun	consol [consolis](3rd) M noun consul [consulis](3rd) M noun
to another place / direction / person, elsewhere adverb	aliorsumadverb aliorsusadverb aliovorsumadverb aliovorsusadverb

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