English
hereafterward
From here + afterward.
A compound of here + afterward
Proto-Germanic *hē₂r ‘here, in this place’
Proto-West Germanic *hēr ‘here’
Old English hēr ‘at this place’
Middle English her
English here
Proto-Indo-European *h₂ep
…
Proto-Germanic *after ‘after, behind’
Old English æfter ‘after’
Old English æfterweard
Middle English afterward ‘Afterwards, later, then’
English afterward
Today it means
adv Hereafter.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / hereafterward