Greek uses the adjective ἐγγύς with copula ἐστιν ('is near'); Peshitta incorporates the nearness concept into the adjective ܕܩܪܝܒܐ with copula ܗܝ; Vulgate employs the prepositional phrase in proximo sit ('may be in proximity'), a Latin idiom for temporal or spatial nearness that differs syntactically but conveys identical meaning.