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IMMEDIATELY BEHIND a SEQUENCE of THINGS.
SUBSEQUENTFOLLOWINGSUCCEEDINGUPCOMINGTO COME
Antonym
  • PRECEDEEARLY IN-RELATION-TO something.
    Hypernym
    • BEHINDPLACE on the MORE DISTANT SIDE of a THING as SEEN FROM the HUMAN WHO SEES THIS THING.
      • PLACEPART of SPACE that THINGS BE-IN:are-in.
        • PARTOBJECT which COMBINES with OTHER OBJECTS to BECOME ONE LARGER WHOLE OBJECT.
          • OBJECT[NO HYPERNYM.] WHAT one CAN NAME:refer to....
    See also
    • ORDERJUXTAPOSITION of THINGS OR EVENTS BEFORE OR AFTER EACH OTHER.
      Old Chinese Criteria
      1. The current general word referring to the next member of a contextually determinate series is cì 次 (ant. qián 前 "preceding"), and the series can be temporal as well as spatial or indeed abstract.

      2. Míng 明 (ant. zuó 昨 "yester-" and zǎo 早 "earlier") refers specifically to the next member of a temporal series of days, months, or years, and míng rì 明日 does not mean "tomorrow" but can refer to tomorrow and must always be understood as "the next day, counting from the other contextually definite day". The other contextually definite day can be, but need not be, the "today" of the speech act in which the word occurs.

      3. Lái 來 (ant. wǎng 往 "preceding" and xī 昔 ) is a deictic expression and refers specifically to the next member of the temporal series beginning with the present time.

      4. Yì 翌 is the ancient OBI word for a period of time that is imminent, and the word always retained a literary, elevated, and even antiquated flavour.

      Modern Chinese Criteria
      其次 is a common modern word for "next".

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      Words

      明  míng OC: mraŋ MC: mɣaŋ 12 Attributions

      Míng 明 (ant. zuó 昨 "yester-" and zǎo 早 "earlier") refers specifically to the next member of a temporal series of days, months, or years, and míng rì 明日 does not mean "tomorrow" but can refer to tomorrow and must always be understood as "the next day, counting from the other contextually definite day". The other contextually definite day can be, but need not be, the "today" of the speech act in which the word occurs.

        Syntactic words
      • vadN.adVnext; the next several; the ensuing (day)
      次  cì OC: snʰis MC: tshi 12 Attributions

      The current general word referring to the next member of a contextually determinate series is cì 次 (ant. qián 前 "preceding"), and the series can be temporal as well as spatial or indeed abstract.

        Syntactic words
      • nsubj=nonhumanthe next important thing
      • v[adN]the next in line
      • vadNnext
      • vadSnext, next in line
      • vadVnext
      • vibe next in sequence, ensue; follow behind; come afterwards
      • vtoNbe next to; come after; abstract: be of secondary importance relatively to
      其次  qí cì OC: ɡɯ snʰis MC: gɨ tshi 4 Attributions
        Syntactic words
      • NPthe next best thing
      • NPadSnext
      詰  jié OC: khid MC: khit 3 Attributions
        Syntactic words
      • nadNnext 詰日，詰朝
      異  yì OC: p-lɯɡs MC: jɨ 1 Attribution
        Syntactic words
      • vadNnext in time
      復次  fù cì OC: buɡs snʰis MC: bɨu tshi 1 Attribution
        Syntactic words
      • NPadS1.postS2the second:, the next:
      來  lái OC: m-rɯɯ MC: ləi 0 Attributions

      Lái 來 (ant. wǎng 往 "preceding" and xī 昔) is a deictic expression and refers specifically to the next member of the temporal series beginning with the present time.

        Syntactic words
      • vadNthe next time unit, taking the present one as the point of departure
      羽  yǔ OC: ɢʷaʔ MC: ɦi̯o 0 Attributions
        Syntactic words
      • vadN.adSOBI: next
      翌  yì OC: k-lɯɡ MC: jɨk 0 Attributions

      Yì 翌 is the ancient OBI word for a period of time that is imminent, and the word always retained a literary, elevated, and even antiquated flavour.

        Syntactic words
      • nadNOBI: upcoming within the present decameron but not immediately next
      今來  jīn lái OC: krɯm m-rɯɯ MC: kim ləi 0 Attributions
        Syntactic words
      • VPadNOBI 2: [DK:] before a ganzhi this word was applied to days in the week that followed the current one.

      Existing SW for

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