ahint
English
adv
Definitions
- (UK) behind
Etymology
Inherited from Middle English athinden inherited from Old English æthindan (after, behind) prefix from English hind (behind, A servant, especially an agricultural labourer).
Origin
English
hind
Gloss
behind, A servant, especially an agricultural labourer
Concept
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Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- afterhind English
- ahind English
- behind English
- heinie English
- hind English
- hind teat English
- hind tit English
- hindberry English
- hindbrain English
- hindcloth English
- hindcrown English
- hindfoot English
- hindgut English
- hindhead English
- hindlook English
- hindmilk English
- hindmost English
- hindneck English
- hindpocket English
- hindquarter English
- hindside English
- hindsight English
- hindthought English
- hindward English
- hindwards English
- hindwater English
- hindwing English
- oxhind English
- æthindan Old English
- athinden Middle English
- hinde Middle English