andward

Old Saxon

Etymology

From and- + -ward

Adjective

andward

  1. present, current; actual, real
  2. opposite

Declension
Positive forms of andward
Strong declension
gender masculine neuter feminine
case singular plural singular plural singular plural
nominative andward andwarde andward andwardu andward andwarde
accusative andwardana andwarde andwarda andwardu andward andwarde
genitive andwardes andwardarō andwardaro andwardarō andwardes andwardarō
dative andwardumu andwardum andwardaro andwardum andwardumu andwardum
Weak declension
gender masculine neuter feminine
case singular plural singular plural singular plural
nominative andwardo andwardu andwarda andwardu andwarda andwardu
accusative andwardun andwardun andwardun andwardun andwarda andwardun
genitive andwardun andwardonō andwardun andwardonō andwardun andwardonō
dative andwardun andwardum andwardun andwardum andwardun andwardum


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