`under` in Latin

under

1. preposition
   • in a lower position than
     
     sub

     The book is under the table. — Liber sub mensa est.

     infra

     The valley lies under the mountain. — Vallis infra montem iacet.
   • subject to authority or control
     
     sub

     The city is under Roman rule. — Urbs sub imperio Romano est.
   • less than a number or amount
     
     infra

     Children under five enter free. — Pueri infra quinque annos gratis intrant.
   • experiencing or undergoing something
     
     sub

     He is under pressure at work. — Sub pressione in opere est.
   • according to a name or title
     
     sub

     He published the book under a pseudonym. — Librum sub pseudonymo edidit.