Old English underneoðan, from under + neoðan "below" (see beneath).
a chest of drawers all scratched underneath
a house with a good foundation underneath
we could see the original painting underneath
underline
underling
underlying
undermine
undern
underneath
undernourished
underpants
underpass
underpay
underpin
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