Definition: The word 'ante' in Latin has several possible meanings: - Ante: In Greek mythology, a god who was called by his mother Demeter to come down from Olympus into the underworld. He was later reared by his father, Prometheus, who sought the legendary golden apple and brought it back to the gods. - Ante: In English, "antique" means a period of time before 1800 when many things were considered ancient or even overhauled or obsolete. In Greek mythology, an old, venerable figure was known as Antaeus. He died in the year 493 BC and was replaced by Prometheus as his successor. In English, "antique" means a period of time before 1800 when many things were considered ancient or even overhauled or obsolete. In English, 'Ante' is also used to refer to a person who has not yet reached their full potential. For example: "I am just now starting my journey."
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