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

References

• "andward" in Köbler, Gerhard, Altsächsisches Wörterbuch (5th edition 2014)