IPA: /bɪˈjɒnd/
KK: /bɪˈjɑnd/
At a distance that is further than a certain point or limit.
The mountains are beyond the river.
A place or state that is outside of normal experience or knowledge, often referring to the unknown or what comes after life.
Many people wonder what lies in the great beyond after death.
At a point that is further away than something else; also used to indicate something that is more than or outside the limits of something.
The park is just beyond the river.
Beyond → It is formed from the prefix "be-" (meaning by or about) and the root "yond" (from Old English "geond", meaning further away or on the other side). The word "beyond" means to be on the other side of something or further away from a point of reference.
Think of being 'by' or 'about' something ('be-') and then going 'further away' ('yond') — that's why beyond means further away.