Definition of aftward in English:

aftward

adjective ˈɑːftwədˈaftwəd

Originally Nautical. That is situated or positioned near the stern or rear.

adverb ˈɑːftwədˈaftwəd

Originally Nautical. Towards or in the direction of the stern of a vessel, rear of an aircraft, etc.

Origin

Old English (in an earlier sense). A merging of two distinct words: (i) Old English aeftanweard from aeftan + -ward; and (ii) Old English aefteweard from the Germanic base of Gothic afta + -ward; ultimately representing parallel formations with different suffixation of the same first element; the two words had apparently already merged in sense in Old English. In later use probably partly re-formed from aft + -ward.

Definition of aftward in US English:

aftward

adjective

Originally Nautical. That is situated or positioned near the stern or rear.

adverb

Originally Nautical. Towards or in the direction of the stern of a vessel, rear of an aircraft, etc.

Origin

Old English (in an earlier sense). A merging of two distinct words: (i) Old English aeftanweard from aeftan + -ward; and (ii) Old English aefteweard from the Germanic base of Gothic afta + -ward; ultimately representing parallel formations with different suffixation of the same first element; the two words had apparently already merged in sense in Old English. In later use probably partly re-formed from aft + -ward.

词汇	aftward
释义	Definition of aftward in English: aftward adjective ˈɑːftwədˈaftwəd Originally Nautical. That is situated or positioned near the stern or rear. adverb ˈɑːftwədˈaftwəd Originally Nautical. Towards or in the direction of the stern of a vessel, rear of an aircraft, etc. Origin Old English (in an earlier sense). A merging of two distinct words: (i) Old English aeftanweard from aeftan + -ward; and (ii) Old English aefteweard from the Germanic base of Gothic afta + -ward; ultimately representing parallel formations with different suffixation of the same first element; the two words had apparently already merged in sense in Old English. In later use probably partly re-formed from aft + -ward. Definition of aftward in US English: aftward adjective Originally Nautical. That is situated or positioned near the stern or rear. adverb Originally Nautical. Towards or in the direction of the stern of a vessel, rear of an aircraft, etc. Origin Old English (in an earlier sense). A merging of two distinct words: (i) Old English aeftanweard from aeftan + -ward; and (ii) Old English aefteweard from the Germanic base of Gothic afta + -ward; ultimately representing parallel formations with different suffixation of the same first element; the two words had apparently already merged in sense in Old English. In later use probably partly re-formed from aft + -ward.
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