a. Obs. rare–1. a. = YONDER a. 3. (Cf. enders, ENDER a.) b. Next following.

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c. 1510.  Songs (MS. Royal, App. 58), in Anglia, XII. 265. This yonders nyght I herd a wyght most heuyly complayne.

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c. 1650.  Sir Lambewell, 232, in Furniv. & Hales, Percy Folio (1867), I. 153. I shall die this yenders night.

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