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Old English
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1.1
Alternative forms
1.2
Etymology
1.3
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1.4
Conjunction
1.4.1
Usage notes
1.4.2
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æfter þam þe
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Old English
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Alternative forms
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æfter þon þe
æfter þām
æfter
Etymology
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From
æfter
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þām
+
þe
, meaning "after the (time) that".
Pronunciation
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IPA
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/ˈæf.ter θɑːm θe/
Conjunction
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æfter
þām
þe
after
Usage notes
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Often shortened to
æfter þām
,
æfter
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Descendants
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Middle English:
after
English:
after
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