English
therebeyondtherebeyond
From there + beyond.
A compound of there + beyond
Proto-Indo-European *tór ‘there’
Proto-Germanic *þar ‘at that place, there’
Proto-West Germanic *þār ‘there’
Old English þēr ‘there’
Middle English there
English there
Old English ġeond ‘through, throughout’
Old English beġeondan ‘beyond’
Middle English biyonde
English beyond
Today it means
adv Beyond that.
Sources
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