• Yonder

    Pronunciation

    • RP IPA: /ˈjÉ’ndÉ™(ɹ)/
    • US
    • Rhymes: -É’ndÉ™(ɹ)

    Origin

    From Middle English, equivalent to yond (from Old English Ä¡eond) + -er, as in hither, thither. Cognate with Dutch ginder ('over there').

    Full definition of yonder

    Adverb

    yonder

    1. In a distant, indicated place; over there.Whose home is that yonder?

    Determiner

    1. Distant but within sight Yonder peasant - who is he?

    Synonyms

    • (distant but within sight) yon

    Noun

    yonder

    (plural yonders)
    1. Something that is distant but within sight.Off we go, into the wild blue yonder, riding high into the sky.

    Usage notes

    The term yonder is used more often in the South than elsewhere in the US.

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