Under ( adverb , preposition )

(As an adverb)

Under ( adverb )

1. Beneath something.
2. Below something.
3. Lower in position than something.
4. Less than something.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english under; akin to old high german untar under, latin infra below, greek hypo under.

Examples:

1. The dog is under the table.
2. The book is under the bed.
3. He is under the weather.
4. The city is under water.
5. The price is under $100.

(As a preposition)

Under ( preposition )

1. Beneath something.
2. Below something.
3. Lower in position than something.
4. Less than something.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english under; akin to old high german untar under, latin infra below, greek hypo under.

Examples:

1. The dog is under the table.
2. The book is under the bed.
3. He is under the weather.
4. The city is under water.
5. The price is under $100.