Part of speech: preposition, adverb
(Dat, Acc) after; afterwards; then
Etymology
[← Prot-Germ *afar; O Icel afar adv “very, exceedingly”; OHG afar, afur, abur adv, cj “but, however; again” (Mod G aber) ← Indo-Europ *apero-; Sanskr ápara- “later; latter; subsequent”; Avest aparō “subsequent”]
Concordance
afar - Matth. VIII, 1; VIII, 22; IX, 9; IX, 19, IX, 27; X, 38; XXVI, 2; XXVI, 73; XXVII, 53; XXVII, 55; XXVII, 62; XXVII, 63 etc
afaruh = afar + -uh - Matth. VIII, 5; Luk. I, 24; Mrk. XVI, 12; Skeirns. III, 8
afaruh = afar + -uh - Matth. VIII, 5; Luk. I, 24; Mrk. XVI, 12; Skeirns. III, 8
