(thing) by kessenich Sat Mar 04 2000 at 6:57:49
adv. Latin
To whom. *This term is used as a correlative to a quoin computation of time or distance. For example, the terminus a quo is the point of beginning or departure; the terminus ad quem is the end of the period or point of arrival.
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