yon
yon
Definition
yon (yän)
adjective, adverb
yonder
Etymology: ME yone < OE geon, akin to Ger jener, Goth jains, that < IE pronominal base *eno-, that one > L enim, indeed
that or those at a distance
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Usage Examples
Converse of object
- encourage: Night at the encourages yon to demand for its.
- see: Use 1. See that yon do not make an ill use of it.
- do: Why do yon not ask whither he is going?
- say: I'll say yon 's Mack or Sammy Orr or Hopeless.
Modifies a noun
- glen: So it was the train, bus and post bus got me up yon glen in the first place.
- thorverbindungen: An outpost the over the past quot the velocity yon den thorverbindungen.
- den: An outpost the over the past quot the velocity yon den thorverbindungen.
- lad: As a neighbor said, " yon lad and wench of Johnson's haven't been brought up, they've been dragged up.
- field: One here can view yon playing field, Which doth to youngsters pleasure yield.
- dark: There, as soon as his fingers were thawed, he took his revenge in " Dweller in yon dungeon dark.
Noun used with modifier
- wi: When ye've feenished wi yon buik, pit it past.
