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10 Language-to-English DictionariesBeyond
/bɪˈjɒnd/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
At or to the further side of.
"The mountains lie beyond the valley."
- 1
Further away in the distance.
"She looked beyond to see what lay ahead."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from Middle English 'beyonden', originating from Old English 'beġeondan', composed of 'bi' (by) and 'ġeondan' (yonder). Historically used to indicate position at the further side of something or exceeding a specific limit.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Beyond" is said worldwide
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au-delà
Transliteration: ooh-deh-lah
"Les montagnes se trouvent au-delà de la vallée."
jenseits
Transliteration: yen-zaits
"Die Berge liegen jenseits des Tals."
oltre
Transliteration: ol-treh
"Le montagne si trovano oltre la valle."
más allá
Transliteration: mas ah-yah
"Las montañas están más allá del valle."
além
Transliteration: ah-leng
"As montanhas estão além do vale."
पार
Transliteration: paar
"पहाड़ घाटी के पार हैं।"
超出
Transliteration: chāo chū
"山脉在山谷的另一边。"
너머
Transliteration: neomeo
"산은 계곡 너머에 있습니다."
向こう
Transliteration: mukō
"山は谷の向こうにあります。"
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