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•afterwards, later · after the fact, in hindsight, in retrospect
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Almancaim Nachhinein, rückblickend, zurückblickend /ɪmˈnaːx(h)iˌnaɪ̯n/
afterwards; after the fact; in hindsight
eş: a posteriori, hinterher, nachher, nachträglich, post festum, rückblickend
köken: Literally, “in the after-in”, that is roughly "going into it from afterwards".
Fransızcaavec le recul, rétrospectivement /ʁe.tʁɔs.pɛk.tiv.mɑ̃/
retrospectively · in retrospect, in hindsight
köken: From rétrospectif + -ment.
İspanyolcaa posteriori, a toro pasado, en perspectiva, en retrospectiva, retrospectivamente /a posteˈɾjoɾi/
at a later stage · a posteriori
zıt: a priori
köken: Learned borrowing from Medieval Latin ā posteriōrī (literally “from what follows”).
İtalyancaa posteriori, col senno di poi, retrospettivamente, ripensandoci /a pos.teˈrjɔ.ri/
a posteriori
eş: post factum
zıt: a priori
köken: Learned borrowing from Medieval Latin ā posteriōrī (literally “from what follows”).
aile: aposteriorità
Rusçaретроспективно
будучи обращенным в прошлое, представляя собою ретроспекцию
Arapçaفِي وَقْت لَاحِق
Felemenkçeachteraf gezien
Portekizceem retrospecto
Yunancaεκ των υστέρων /ek‿ton‿iˈsteɾon/
a posteriori, inductive
eş: αποστεριόρι
zıt: εκ των προτέρων
köken: Calque of Latin a posteriori. Formal syntax as in Katharevousa, from εκ (ek) / ἐκ (ek, “from”) + genitive plural των (ton) υστέρων (ystéron): ancient τῶν (tôn) ὑστέρων (hustérōn) ("of the subsequent"). See ύστερος (ýsteros).
εκ των υστέρων, μετανιώνω
(as adjectives, adverbs)
("a priori")
Lehçez perspektywy czasu
Fincejälkikäteen ajatellen, jälkikäteen ajateltuna, jälkikäteen tarkasteltuna
Çekçes časovým odstupem, s odstupem, z retrospektivy, zpětně viděno /spjɛtɲɛ vɪɟɛno/
in retrospect
Macarcautólag, visszatekintve /ˈutoːlɒɡ/
subsequently, afterwards
köken: From utó + -lag. First attested in 1833.
İbraniceבדיעבד, בְּדִיעֲבַד
in retrospect · post factum, ex post facto
zıt: מִלְּכַתְּחִלָּה, מֵרֹאשׁ, לְכַתְּחִלָּה
köken: From ב־ (b'-) + דיעבד (di'avád), which is from Jewish Babylonian Aramaic [Term?] a compound of דְּאִי (dʾy) + עֲבַד (ʿvd), meaning if done.
Dancai retrospekt, set i bakspejlet
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