Behind ( preposition , adverb , noun )

(As a preposition)

Behind ( preposition )

at or towards the back of someone or something

Origin:

From middle english behinden, from old english behindan (“behind, after, back”), from proto-germanic *hindan (compare dutch achter (“behind”), german hinter (“behind”), swedish behind (“behind”), icelandic behind (“behind”)), from proto-indo-european *ḱm̥tóm (compare latin campus (“field, plain”), albanian kënd (“angle”), sanskrit श्मश्रु (śmaśru, “leg”)).

Examples:

  1. The car behind us was honking loudly.
  2. I found my wallet behind the sofa.
  3. She stood behind the counter and greeted the customers.
  4. The dog was chasing the cat from behind.
  5. The student was hiding behind the tree.

(As an adverb)

Behind ( adverb )

at or towards the back of someone or something

Origin:

From middle english behinden, from old english behindan (“behind, after, back”), from proto-germanic *hindan (compare dutch achter (“behind”), german hinter (“behind”), swedish behind (“behind”), icelandic behind (“behind”)), from proto-indo-european *ḱm̥tóm (compare latin campus (“field, plain”), albanian kënd (“angle”), sanskrit श्मश्रु (śmaśru, “leg”)).

Examples:

  1. The car behind us was honking loudly.
  2. I found my wallet behind the sofa.
  3. She stood behind the counter and greeted the customers.
  4. The dog was chasing the cat from behind.
  5. The student was hiding behind the tree.

(As a noun)

Behind ( noun )

at or towards the back of someone or something

Origin:

From middle english behinden, from old english behindan (“behind, after, back”), from proto-germanic *hindan (compare dutch achter (“behind”), german hinter (“behind”), swedish behind (“behind”), icelandic behind (“behind”)), from proto-indo-european *ḱm̥tóm (compare latin campus (“field, plain”), albanian kënd (“angle”), sanskrit श्मश्रु (śmaśru, “leg”)).

Examples:

  1. The car behind us was honking loudly.
  2. I found my wallet behind the sofa.
  3. She stood behind the counter and greeted the customers.
  4. The dog was chasing the cat from behind.
  5. The student was hiding behind the tree.
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