anon

a·non  (-nn)

adv.

1. At another time; later.

2. In a short time; soon.

3. Archaic At once; forthwith.

Idiom:

ever/now and anon

Time after time; now and then.

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[Middle English, at once, from Old English on n : on, in; see on + n, one; see oi-no- in Indo-European roots.]

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anon [əˈnɒn]

adv Archaic or literary

1. in a short time; soon

ever and anon now and then

[Old English on āne, literally: in one, that is, immediately]

Thesaurus

Adv.	1.	anon - at another time; "ever and anon"
	2.	anon - (old-fashioned or informal) in a little while; "see you anon" colloquialism - a colloquial expression; characteristic of spoken or written communication that seeks to imitate informal speech

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anon

adverb (Archaic or literary) soon, presently, shortly, promptly, before long, forthwith, betimes (archaic), erelong (archaic or poetic), in a couple of shakes (informal) You shall see him anon.

Translations

anon¹ [əˈnɒn] ADV

1. → luego, dentro de poco
I'll see you anon → nos veremos luego

2. (archaic) ever and anon → de vez en cuando

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anon [əˈnɒn] (literary) adv → sous peu

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anon¹

adv (old) → alsbald (dial, old), → bald; ever and anon (old) → dann und wann; see you anon (hum) → bis demnächst

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anon²

adj abbr of anonymous; Anon (at end of text) → Anonymus (liter), → Verfasser unbekannt

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anon [əˈnɒn] adv (old) (hum) see you anon! → a presto!

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anon [əˈnon]

short for anonymous, when used instead of the name of the author of a poem etc.