depois
Portuguese
/dɨ.ˈpojʃ/, /de.ˈpojs/
adv
Definitions
- later afterwards in time
- besides; after all
- immediately beyond, just after
Etymology
Inherited from Old Portuguese depois inherited from Latin dē (from, of, away from, off, out, away, down, down from, without, la, out of, D).
Origin
Latin
dē
Gloss
from, of, away from, off, out, away, down, down from, without, la, out of, D
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Kanji
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Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- de- English
- despond English
- *deretrarius Latin
- *dēexcitāre Latin
- *dēretrānus Latin
- de Latin
- de post Latin
- de unde Latin
- deaurāre Latin
- deex Latin
- deforis Latin
- deinde Latin
- deiuro Latin
- deorsum Latin
- deretro Latin
- desuper Latin
- dē Latin
- dē unde Latin
- dēfenestrātiō Latin
- da Italian
- di Italian
- dopo Italian
- de French
- depuis French
- después Spanish, Castilian
- de Old French
- delivrer Old French
- de Esperanto
- defenestrar Catalan, Valencian
- de Galician
- des Galician
- adevăr Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- de Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- depos Ido
- dop Ido
- depuis Middle French
- de Old Portuguese
- demais Old Portuguese
- dentro Old Portuguese
- depois Old Portuguese
- des Old Portuguese
- di Aromanian
- disi Aromanian
- de Occitan
- da Romansh
- de Asturian
- daspò Friulian
- di Friulian
- de Old Occitan
- despues Papiamentu
- de Ligurian
- de Dalmatian
- desmun Dalmatian
- depi Haitian, Haitian Creole
- de Ladin
- de Mirandese
- ذي Mozarabic
- depòi Italiot Greek