Definition Synonyms
Definition of circa - Reverso English Dictionary
Preposition
1.
timeapproximately at a certain time or date
- The artifact was created circa 1500 AD.
2.
historyused to provide historical context or period
- The artifact dates back to circa 300 BC.
Origin of circa
Latin, circa (around)
Terms with circa included in their meaning
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Examples of circa in a sentence
The painting is from circa 1800. The manuscript was written circa 1500 AD. The painting was created circa the Renaissance period.
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- French:vers, ...
- German:um, circa, ...
- Italian:intorno al, circa, ...
- Spanish:hacia, alrededor de, ...
- Portuguese:cerca de, ...
- Chinese:大约, 约, ...
- Japanese:頃, 約, ...
- Arabic:حَوَالَي, نَحو, ...
- Hebrew:בִּסְבִיבוֹת, בְּקֵירוּב, ...
- Russian:около, ...
- Ukrainian:близько, ...
- Hindi:लगभग, आसपास, ...
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