after
after - adverb
- Following in time or place : afterward, behind, later
Source: Merriam-Webster Dictionary API
"we arrived shortly after"
Usage examples
Examples: "I can see the after from here." "That after belongs to me." "The after is very important."
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107
Letter Values
A
4
F
7
T
21
E
5
R
21
Etymology
Middle English after, efter, going back to Old English æfter, going back to Germanic *after- (whence Old Saxon & Old High German aftar "after, behind," Old Norse eptir, Gothic aptaro), perhaps from Indo-European {it}*h{inf}1{/inf}epi-, *h{inf}1{/inf}opi-{/it} "on, at" + *-ter-, suffix of separation and distinctness