U.S.) Intransitive prepositions aground (archaic; poetic) bush (regional, Australia) hereat (archaic; obsolete) herefrom (rare) hereon (rare) hither (archaic) thereat (archaic; formal) therefrom (archaic; formal) thereon (archaic; formal) thither (archaic) whereat (archaic; formal) wherefrom (archaic; formal) whereof (archaic; formal) whereon (archaic; formal) whither (archaic) yonder (archaic; dialectal) Conjunctive prepositions but (archaic in uses such as "There wasn't one among them but would have taken my place.") Postpositions withal (archaic) Complex prepositions at after (regional, England) down on (colloquial) ex relatione (law) hard by (archaic) inside of (colloquial; regional, Australia and U.S.) non obstante (law) nigh by (obsolete) opposite to (regional, Britain) See also Preposition and postposition Preposition stranding Notes References External links Wiktionary list of English prepositions The Visual Guide to English Prepositions Part 1/2: Place & Direction (Infographic) The Visual Guide to English Prepositions Part 2/2: Time (Infographic) English grammar