æfter þam þe

Old English

Alternative forms

  • æfter þon þe
  • æfter þām
  • æfter

Etymology

From æfter +‎ þām +‎ þe, meaning "after the (time) that".

Pronunciation

IPA(key): /ˈæf.ter θɑːm θe/

Conjunction

æfter þām þe

  1. after

Usage notes

  • Often shortened to æfter þām, æfter.

Descendants

  • Middle English: after
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