yond preposition & adverb. [jɒnd] Also (Scot.) yont [jɒnt].
[Old English ġeond(an) preposition, corresp. to Middle Low German gent(en), jint, Low German gunt(en), early Flemish ghins (Dutch ginds), Gothic jaind: cf. BEYOND.]
A. preposition.
1. Through, throughout, over, across. OE-ME.

2. On or to the further side of, beyond. Chiefly poet. & Scot. LME.
b. adverb.
1. a. = YONDER adverb 2. obsolete exc. dial. OE.
b. = YONDER adverb 1. obsolete exc. dial. ME.

2. At or to a distance; (far or further) away. Long obsolete exc. Scot. ME.

[TahlilGaran] English Dictionary ▲

yond adjective².pseudo-arch. (Spenser). L16-E17.
[App. due to misunderstanding of a passage in Chaucer using YOND adverb with ref. to a tiger.]
Furious, savage.

[TahlilGaran] English Dictionary ▲

yond adjective¹ & pronoun. [jɒnd] obsolete exc. dial. ME.
[Use as adjective of YOND adverb after YON adjective.]
A. adjective.
1. = YONDER adjective 1. Esp. in the yond side. ME-E17.

2. = YON adjective 1. ME.
b. demonstr. pronoun. = YON pronoun. ME.

[TahlilGaran] English Dictionary ▲