beneath

1a :  in or to a lower position than :  below beneath the surfaceb :  directly under the ground beneath her feetc :  at the foot of a camp beneath a hill

2 :  not suitable to the rank of :  unworthy of a job that is beneath his dignity

3 :  under the control, pressure, or influence of the chair sagged beneath his weight

4 :  concealed by :  under the guise of a warm heart beneath a gruff manner

1 :  in a lower place the mountains and the town beneath

2 :  directly under Look at the picture and read what is beneath.

1 :  in or to a lower position than :  below The sun sank beneath the horizon.

2 :  directly under (something or someone) the ground beneath our feet

3 :  not worthy of She thinks this work is beneath her.