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English after
← Old English æfter (inherited)
← Danish efter (cognate)
← German after- (cognate)
← Middle English after (inherited)
← North Frisian efter (cognate)
← West Frisian after (cognate)
← West Frisian achter (mention)
← West Frisian efter (mention)
← Irish Táim [[tar éis]]... (mention)
← Proto-Germanic *after (inherited)
← Proto-Germanic *aftiri (mention)
← Proto-Indo-European *h₂epotero- (inherited)
← Proto-Indo-European *h₂epo (mention)
← Icelandic eftir (cognate)
← Icelandic aftur (mention)
← Low German - (cognate)
← Dutch achter (cognate)
← Norwegian etter (cognate)
← Scots efter (cognate)
← Swedish - (cognate)

→ English abaft (mention)
→ English on (link)
→ English aft (mention)
→ English aft (link)
→ English afternoon (prefix)
→ English afterthought (prefix)
→ English afterwards (suffix)
→ English eft (mention)
→ English further (mention)
→ English thereafter (compound)
→ English afterlife (prefix)
→ English aftertaste (prefix)
→ English aftermath (prefix)
→ English hereafter (compound)
→ English aftershave (prefix)
→ English eftsoons (mention)
→ English afterward (suffix)
→ English afterword (prefix)
→ English afterglow (prefix)
→ English afterbirth (prefix)
→ English aftershock (prefix)
→ English aftermarket (prefix)
→ English whereafter (prefix)
→ English afterimage (prefix)
→ English afterburner (prefix)
→ English aftereffect (prefix)
→ English afterness (suffix)
→ English hereinafter (compound)
→ English afterworld (compound)
→ English afterwit (prefix)
→ English after-party (prefix)
→ English afterdischarge (prefix)
→ English afterimpression (prefix)
→ English afterpotential (prefix)
→ English aftershaft (prefix)
→ English aftergrowth (prefix)
→ English afterpeak (prefix)
→ English after one's own heart (mention)
→ English aftercataract (prefix)
→ English afterguard (prefix)
→ Berbice Creole Dutch afta (derived)
→ Danish efter (cognate)
→ German After (cognate)
→ German achtern (cognate)
→ Ancient Greek ἀπό (mention)
→ Japanese アフレコ (borrowed)
→ Korean 애프터 (borrowed)
→ Latin ab (mention)
→ Luxembourgish uechter (cognate)
→ Nigerian Pidgin afta (inherited)
→ Albanian afat (cognate)
→ Swedish akter (cognate)