Words the Bible translates as after
English uses one word here. The Bible uses 7 words, and they do not mean the same thing. Each is listed with what it actually means, most frequent first.
- metaμετάwith/afternot studied yet
- aḥarאַחַרbehind or after: the place at the back of something, or the time that comes later
- opisōὀπίσωafternot studied yet
- qetsקֵץthe end: the point at which something stops, whether a stretch of time runs out, a quantity reaches its limit, or a decreed reckoning finally arrives
- opisthenὄπισθενafternot studied yet
- atarאֲתַרafter: what comes next, once the short word for "in" is joined to the front of the noun for "place"
+1 more meaning
- place: the particular spot where something stands, belongs, or could still be found
- aḥarאַחַרafternot studied yet
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