Yet — up to now, still, so far. In Patois it often trails a negative to mean 'still not / not so far': 'him nuh come yet' (he hasn't come yet), 'mi nuh done yet'. 'All now' carries the same drawn-out 'still, after all this time' feeling.

  • Di bus nuh reach yet.

    The bus hasn't arrived yet.

  • Yuh finish yet?

    Have you finished yet?

From English 'yet'. See [[all-now]], [[still]].

'up to now / still'; often with a negative ('nuh ... yet').