andward

Old Saxon

Etymology

From and- +‎ -ward.

Adjective

andward

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

Declension

Positive forms of andward
Strong declension
singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative andward andward andward andwarde, andwarda andwarda andward, andwarda
accusative andwardan, andwarden andwarda andward andwarda, andwarde andwarda andward, andwarda
genitive andwardes, andwardas andwardara, andwardaro andwardes, andwardas andwardaro, andwardoro, andwardero andwardaro, andwardoro, andwardero andwardaro, andwardoro, andwardero
dative andwardumu, andwardum, andwardun, andwardun, andwardon, andwarden, andwardan andwardaro, andwardaru, andwardara andwardumu, andwardum, andwardun, andwardun, andwardon, andwarden, andwardan andwardun, andwardon, andwardum andwardun, andwardon andwardun, andwardon, andwardum
Weak declension
singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative andwardo, andwarda andwarda, andwarde andwarda, andwarde andwardon, andwardun andwardon, andwardun, andwardan andwardon, andwardun
accusative andwardon, andwardan andwardun, andwardon, andwardan andwarda, andwarde andwardon, andwardun andwardon, andwardun, andwardan andwardon, andwardun
genitive andwarden, andwardan andwardun, andwardan, andwarden andwarden, andwardan andwardono, andwardeno andwardono andwardono, andwardeno
dative andwardon, andwarden, andwardan andwardun, andwardan andwardon, andwarden, andwardan andwardon, andwardun andwardon, andwardun andwardon, andwardun

References

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