"hintan-" meaning in German

See hintan- in All languages combined, or Wiktionary

Prefix

IPA: /hɪntˈʔan/
Etymology: Fused adverb hintan that is now unused, earlier hindan, hindann, from Middle High German hin dan, a univerbation where the first word is well-known today’s hin and the second today’s dann in a now extinct local meaning (preserved better in dannen). Later it has been reanalyzed as hint, variant of today’s hinten, + an. There also exists a herdann, herdan, herdann-, herdan-. Etymology templates: {{m|de|hintan}} hintan, {{m|de|hindan, hindann}} hindan, hindann, {{inh|de|gmh|hin dan}} Middle High German hin dan, {{univerbation|de|nocap=1}} univerbation, {{m|de|hin}} hin, {{m|de|dann}} dann, {{m|de|dannen}} dannen, {{rebracketing|de|notext=1}}, {{m|de|hint}} hint, {{m|de|hinten}} hinten, {{m|de|an}} an, {{m|de|herdann, herdan}} herdann, herdan, {{m|de|herdann-, herdan-}} herdann-, herdan- Head templates: {{head|de|prefix}} hintan-
  1. farther rearwards Tags: morpheme, separable
    Sense id: en-hintan--de-prefix-ocBbSQ35

Download JSON data for hintan- meaning in German (1.9kB)

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