thereuntil

English

Adverb

thereuntil (not comparable)

  1. (Scotland, obsolete) Thereto; to or toward that.
    • 1774, George Dallas, A System of Stiles, page 99:
      […] discharging hereby the said sheriff and his deputes, from all further proceeding, cognoscing, or decerning thereuntil […]
    • 1875, The History of the Paisley Grammar School, Robert Brown, page 57:
      […] for which there is to be paid to him by the Council twenty pounds money […] wherein is to be counted up all school wages that he gets, which shall be iij s iiij d (3⅓d.) money, from every bairn, and the money of baptisms for booking of children, to be also counted thereuntil […]
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