After Meaning in Bengali
Part of Speech: Preposition, Adverb, Conjunction
Pronunciation: af-ter
Definition:
The word “after” is used in various contexts and can function as a preposition, adverb, or conjunction. As a preposition, it indicates the time or event following another. As an adverb, it refers to something that comes later or is subsequent. As a conjunction, it connects two events or actions in chronological order.
Synonyms:
- Following (পরে)
- Subsequent (পরবর্তী)
- Later (পরে)
- Next (পরবর্তী)
- Post (পরে)
Antonyms:
- Before (আগে)
- Prior (পূর্বে)
- Preceding (পূর্ববর্তী)
- Earlier (আগে)
- Past (পূর্বে)
Origin:
The word “after” originated from the Old English word “æfter” which means “behind in place or time.” It can be traced back to the Proto-Germanic word “aftra” and the Proto-Indo-European root “apo” meaning “off, away.”
Nearby Words:
- Aftermath (Noun)
- Afternoon (Noun)
- Afterward (Adverb)
- Afterlife (Noun)
- Afterthought (Noun)
After in Literature Quotes:
- “Life is like a cup of tea; it’s all in how you make it, but you have to drink it all up eventually.” (জীবন একটি চা কাপের মতো; এটি কিভাবে তৈরি করবেন তা আপনার হাতে, কিন্তু আপনাকে শেষতঃ সব পান করতে হবে।)
- “The darkest hour comes just before the dawn.” (সবচেয়ে অন্ধকার ঘড়ি সূর্যোদয়ের ঠিক আগে আসে।)
Meaning in Different Languages:
- Bengali: পরে (Pore)
- Hindi: बाद में (Baad Mein)
- Nepali: पछि (Pachi)
- Urdu: بعد میں (Baad Mein)
- Tamil: பின்பு (Pinpu)
- Telugu: తర్వాత (Tarvatha)
- Arabic: بعد (Ba’d)
- Chinese: 之后 (Zhīhòu)
- Japanese: 後 (Nochi)
- Russian: после (Posle)
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