follow on

(after someone or something)

1. Lit. to depart and arrive after someone or something. I can't leave now. I will have to follow on after the others. I will follow on later.

2. Fig. to die at a date later than someone or a group. She followed on after her husband a few years later, He died in June and she followed on in August.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Vilko	-	Slovene, Croatian
Meginhard	-	Ancient Germanic
Aristoteles	-	Ancient Greek
EglĖ	-	Lithuanian
Chipo	-	Southern African, Shona
Gavriel	-	Hebrew