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Pronunciation / Transliteration: ah-leng
"As montanhas estão além do vale."
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
The word 'beyond' originates from the Old English 'begeondan', which means 'on the other side of'. It is derived from the Proto-Germanic *bi- and *gand, indicating a movement or position further than a certain point. Over time, its usage has evolved to encompass both physical and metaphorical distances.
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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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