IPA: /bɪˈhaɪndˌhænd/
KK: /bɪˈhaɪndˌhænd/
Not being on time or being late; also refers to being in a worse position compared to others.
She was behindhand in her studies and needed to catch up before the exams.
Behindhand → It is formed from "behind" (from Old English "behindan", meaning at the back of) and "hand" (from Old English "hand", meaning the end of the arm). The word "behindhand" refers to being late or delayed, as if one is at the back or trailing behind in time or progress.
Think of being 'at the back' ('behind') and 'in time' ('hand') — that's why behindhand means being late or delayed.