(a) Of motion: to the rear, backward, back; away; gon bak, stirten abak, throuen abak, fallen abak; drauen abak, withdraw; (b) of direction: back; loken abak; speken abak, reply; (c) of position……

(a) So as to be on all sides, so as to encircle or surround; putten aboute to, to place around (sth.), ?to pierce with (sth.); (b) so as to wrap or cover; (c) on the circumference or outer edge, on……

Directly over (but without touching or resting upon), overhead; in heaven; also fig. [quot. a1225]. …

(a) In the daytime (as opposed to night), by day; ayen eve a dai, toward evening; a dai or anight; (b) each day, daily, in the day; oft a dai, many times each day; (c) on a certain day, one day; (d)……

Out of existence; don (bringen, haven) adaue, to put (sb.) to death, do away with. …

(a) With verbs of motion: from higher to lower, downward; -- often with of; (b) with verbs of bending, looking, etc.: down, downward; (c) in expressions of extending, hanging, etc.: down, downward……

Only in the phrases: drauen (oneself) adrigh, go away or aside, withdraw (?orig., go to a suitable or safe distance); holden (oneself) adrigh, stay away. …

Falsely, erroneously. …

Together. …

Hastily, speedily. …

(a) Forward in space, in front, ahead, in advance; (b) earlier, previously, formerly, before; beforehand; taken afore, anticipate (sth.); faders afore, forefathers; (c) in an earlier part of a book……

(a) On foot, afoot (i.e. not on horseback); fighten afote, gon afote, etc.; (b) folk afote, men afote, foot soldiers, etc. [cp. fọ̄t-folk, afote man]. …

Back; wenden on afte, pervert. …

(a) Second in time; after dai (night), the second day (night); second in a series; after del, the second part; personal name: ?the Second; (b) next following in time, immediately after, next; (c)……

(a) Of motion in space: following, behind, in pursuit; of position: at the back, behind; shulen after, must go after, must follow; willen after, wish to go after, wish to go in pursuit; (b) in the……

Behind, in back, in the rear; in pursuit. …

Of continous actions or states: (a) all the time, always, constantly, unceasingly; (b) eternally, forever. …

(a) Everywhere; ever ai-wher, wherever; (b) anywhere; (c) in all directions. …

On one's knees, as in worship or supplication; buȝhen akne, fallen akne, to kneel down; sitten akne, kneel. …

(a) Of mode: in the same manner, similarly; without distinction; (b) of degree or extent: equally; (c) in equal measure or quantity (= Latin ana). …