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Pronunciation / Transliteration: dōsho
"詳細については同書、12頁を参照。"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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In the same place; used in citations to refer to the same book, chapter, or page as the preceding reference.
"For further discussion on this topic, see ibid., page 45."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the Latin word ibidem, meaning 'in the same place'. It entered English academic and literary writing in the 18th century as an abbreviation used in footnotes and bibliographies to reference the immediately preceding source.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Ibid" is said worldwide
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ibid.
Transliteration: ibid
"Voir l'étude précédente, ibid., p. 12."
ebd.
Transliteration: ebenda
"Siehe dazu auch ebd., S. 104."
ivi
Transliteration: ivi
"Cfr. la nota precedente, ivi, p. 78."
ibíd.
Transliteration: ibid
"Para más detalles, véase ibíd., p. 32."
ibidem
Transliteration: ibidem
"Conforme citado anteriormente, ibidem, p. 15."
तत्रैव
Transliteration: tatraiva
"अधिक जानकारी के लिए देखिए, तत्रैव, पृष्ठ ५."
同上
Transliteration: tóng shàng
"引文见同上，第20页。"
위와 같음
Transliteration: wiwa gateum
"자세한 내용은 위와 같음, 15쪽 참조."
同書
Transliteration: dōsho
"詳細については同書、12頁を参照。"
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