English

herebeyond

From here + beyond.

Formed from here + beyond

Proto-Germanic *hē₂r ‘here, in this place’

Proto-West Germanic *hēr ‘here’

Old English hēr ‘at this place’

Middle English her

English here

Old English ġeond ‘through, throughout’

Old English beġeondan ‘beyond’

Middle English biyonde

Today it means

adv Beyond here.

Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.

Etymograph / herebeyond