Adverb Bre Bɪˈjɒnd Bɪˈjɑːnd Snowdon Mountains Covered Snow

• snowdon and the mountains beyond were covered in snow.
• the immediate future is clear, but it's hard to tell what lies beyond.
• the year 2016 and beyond
• we stayed in some farmhouse in the back of beyond.

beyond

1. on the other side; further on
• Snowdon and the mountains beyond were covered in snow.
• The immediate future is clear, but it's hard to tell what lies beyond.
• the year 2016 and beyond
2. a place that is a long way from other houses, towns, etc.
• We stayed in some farmhouse in the back of beyond.
3. used when you are giving your opinion and emphasizing the point that you are making
• This meeting has been, without doubt, one of the most useful we have had so far.

Word Origin

• Old English begeondan, from be ‘by’ + geondan of Germanic origin (related to yon and yonder).