beyond beyond /ˌbiːˈɔnd, bɪˈɔnd/

adverb

1. () Farther along in space, time or degree  ( beyond )
   farther along in space, time or degree
    Through the valley and beyond
   through the valley and beyond
    To the eighth grade but not beyond
   to the eighth grade but not beyond
    Will be influential in the 1990s and beyond
   will be influential in the 1990s and beyond
   
2. () On the farther side from the observer  ( beyond )
   on the farther side from the observer
    A pond with a hayfield beyond
   a pond with a hayfield beyond
   
3. In addition  ( beyond )
   in addition
    Agreed to provide essentials but nothing beyond
   agreed to provide essentials but nothing beyond
   

preposition

1. () Not within the limits, scope, or range of.  ( beyond , outside )
   Not within the limits, scope, or range of.