ὑπό

Etymology
From, with regular rough breathing ῾ (h) before initial. Cognates include 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

The genitive is from the PIE ablative of origin or cause. The dative is from the PIE locative and metaphor of all infinitives coming from locatives. The accusative is from the pre-PIE directional and the PIE accusative of direct object.

Preposition

 * 1)  from underneath
 * 2) under, beneath
 * 3)  by, through
 * 4)  of immediate acts of an agent, as well as further results
 * 5) denoting the attendant or accompanying circumstances
 * 6)  to give the time
 * 7)  under, near
 * 8)  under, through, by
 * 9) expressing subjection or dependence
 * 10) of logical subordination
 * 11) of attendant circumstances
 * 12)  to express motion towards and under
 * 13) of position or extension
 * 14) of logical subordination
 * 15) of subjection, control
 * 16)  just after
 * 17) of accompaniment
 * 18) to a certain degree
 * 1)  by, through
 * 2)  of immediate acts of an agent, as well as further results
 * 3) denoting the attendant or accompanying circumstances
 * 4)  to give the time
 * 5)  under, near
 * 6)  under, through, by
 * 7) expressing subjection or dependence
 * 8) of logical subordination
 * 9) of attendant circumstances
 * 10)  to express motion towards and under
 * 11) of position or extension
 * 12) of logical subordination
 * 13) of subjection, control
 * 14)  just after
 * 15) of accompaniment
 * 16) to a certain degree
 * 1)  of immediate acts of an agent, as well as further results
 * 2) denoting the attendant or accompanying circumstances
 * 3)  to give the time
 * 4)  under, near
 * 5)  under, through, by
 * 6) expressing subjection or dependence
 * 7) of logical subordination
 * 8) of attendant circumstances
 * 9)  to express motion towards and under
 * 10) of position or extension
 * 11) of logical subordination
 * 12) of subjection, control
 * 13)  just after
 * 14) of accompaniment
 * 15) to a certain degree
 * 1) denoting the attendant or accompanying circumstances
 * 2)  to give the time
 * 3)  under, near
 * 4)  under, through, by
 * 5) expressing subjection or dependence
 * 6) of logical subordination
 * 7) of attendant circumstances
 * 8)  to express motion towards and under
 * 9) of position or extension
 * 10) of logical subordination
 * 11) of subjection, control
 * 12)  just after
 * 13) of accompaniment
 * 14) to a certain degree
 * 1) denoting the attendant or accompanying circumstances
 * 2)  to give the time
 * 3)  under, near
 * 4)  under, through, by
 * 5) expressing subjection or dependence
 * 6) of logical subordination
 * 7) of attendant circumstances
 * 8)  to express motion towards and under
 * 9) of position or extension
 * 10) of logical subordination
 * 11) of subjection, control
 * 12)  just after
 * 13) of accompaniment
 * 14) to a certain degree
 * 1)  under, near
 * 2)  under, through, by
 * 3) expressing subjection or dependence
 * 4) of logical subordination
 * 5) of attendant circumstances
 * 6)  to express motion towards and under
 * 7) of position or extension
 * 8) of logical subordination
 * 9) of subjection, control
 * 10)  just after
 * 11) of accompaniment
 * 12) to a certain degree
 * 1)  under, through, by
 * 2) expressing subjection or dependence
 * 3) of logical subordination
 * 4) of attendant circumstances
 * 5)  to express motion towards and under
 * 6) of position or extension
 * 7) of logical subordination
 * 8) of subjection, control
 * 9)  just after
 * 10) of accompaniment
 * 11) to a certain degree
 * 1) of logical subordination
 * 2) of attendant circumstances
 * 3)  to express motion towards and under
 * 4) of position or extension
 * 5) of logical subordination
 * 6) of subjection, control
 * 7)  just after
 * 8) of accompaniment
 * 9) to a certain degree
 * 1) of attendant circumstances
 * 2)  to express motion towards and under
 * 3) of position or extension
 * 4) of logical subordination
 * 5) of subjection, control
 * 6)  just after
 * 7) of accompaniment
 * 8) to a certain degree
 * 1)  to express motion towards and under
 * 2) of position or extension
 * 3) of logical subordination
 * 4) of subjection, control
 * 5)  just after
 * 6) of accompaniment
 * 7) to a certain degree
 * 1) of position or extension
 * 2) of logical subordination
 * 3) of subjection, control
 * 4)  just after
 * 5) of accompaniment
 * 6) to a certain degree
 * 1) of position or extension
 * 2) of logical subordination
 * 3) of subjection, control
 * 4)  just after
 * 5) of accompaniment
 * 6) to a certain degree
 * 1) of logical subordination
 * 2) of subjection, control
 * 3)  just after
 * 4) of accompaniment
 * 5) to a certain degree
 * 1) of subjection, control
 * 2)  just after
 * 3) of accompaniment
 * 4) to a certain degree
 * 1) of accompaniment
 * 2) to a certain degree
 * 1) of accompaniment
 * 2) to a certain degree
 * 1) of accompaniment
 * 2) to a certain degree
 * 1) of accompaniment
 * 2) to a certain degree
 * 1) of accompaniment
 * 2) to a certain degree
 * 1) to a certain degree
 * 1) to a certain degree
 * 1) to a certain degree