(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) Backward; drauen or ten abakward, pull back; retreat; loken abakward, look back; turnen abakward, reverse; (b) toward a worse state; gon abakward, degenerate. …

(a) Under control, at one's will; (b) at will, unchecked; (c) freely, fully. …

Down, low; maken abas melodie, to stop singing. …

?Down on the ground. …

In bed, to bed: (a) with ref. to sleep or rest; laien, bringen abedde, put to bed; (b) with ref. to amorous affairs. …

gon abeggeþ, go begging. …

(a) Obliquely, slantwise; (b) ?as adj.: oblique. …

(a) In an able manner, competently, effectively; (b) fittingly, suitably, appropriately. …

On a bench; at table, in court. …

bringen abere, bring to the bier, cause to die. …

(a) In an abominable manner, disgustingly; (b) disgustingly, extremely. …

With extreme humility, abjectly. …

(a) With blood, in blood, bloodily; (b) covered or flowing with blood, bloody. …

(a) At or upon the side of a ship; (b) alongside another ship; (c) onto or aboard a ship; (d) fallen abord with, to become associated with (sb.), agree with. …

(a) In abundance, copiously; generously, liberally; sufficiently, more than sufficiently, profusely; (b) to a great extent or degree; greatly, much; to aboundauntli, excessively. …

(a) In abundance, copiously, liberally; (b) fully, completely. …

On all sides, round about. …

(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……

(a) Nearby, neighboring, surrounding; the countre aboute, the neighborhood; (b) placed or set in various parts of something; (c) all, entire; al the world aboute, the entire world, the whole earth……

(a) In all directions, around; (b) bringen aboutes, to bring (sth.) about. …

At or from the top; above, from above. …

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

(a) A higher place; from (fro) above, from heaven; also, from the sky; (b) the upper part of the body or of a bodily organ. …

(a) Being directly over (but not touching or resting upon), above, overhead; God above, heven above, etc.: (b) being upon something, lying or resting above; (c) being at a higher level; (d) higher in……

Side-by-side, abreast; on abrest. …

Obtaining food without working; begging, thievery; gon abribeþ, to go vagabonding. …

(a) setten abroche, to tap or broach (a cask), let (liquor) flow; fig. to shed (blood); (b) set abroche, opened up, begun. …

(a) So as to cover a wide space; out, wide, open; drawen abrod, maken abrod, spreden abrod, etc., to spread (sth.) out, stretch out, extend; holden abrod, hold (sth.) open or wide; spreden (waxen)……

In the act of brooding, for hatching eggs; setten abrod, sitten abrod. …

(a) Without compulsion, freely; (b) without reference to anything else, not relatively, absolutely; (c) without reservation or limitation, unconditionally, completely. …

(a) Withdrawn from the world and worldly interests; (b) by itself, in the abstract, absolutely. …

From inhabited places. …

Yowling as a cat in rut; gon a-caterwawed. …

In a zigzag course. …

In a supplementary manner, additionally. …

(a) On account of superficial or temporary circumstances, not essentially and permanently, incidentally; for minor or temporary reasons, not inevitably; (b) phys. not in the normal course of nature……

(a) By chance; (b) impermanently, temporarily; (c) phys. not in the course of nature, abnormally, unnaturally. …

(a) In conformity or accordance (with reason); according (to), with respect (to); (b) harmoniously; in a friendly way; (c) properly. …

(a) In agreement (with sb. or sth.); in conformity or accordance (with); accordingly; ?also, approvingly; (b) properly; adequately. …

Customarily, usually. …

Harshly. …

O'clock. …

On pretext, pretending. …

In a circle. …

(a) Along or at the side, alongside, nearby; (b) in on acost, side-by-side. …

(a) In the shape of a cross, i.e. with arms extended; (b) in a crossed position; (c) from one side to the other, across the length of something. …

(a) In a curve, crookedly; (b) at an angle, slantwise; (c) walken acrok, go astray; standen acrok, be awry. …

(a) Voluntarily, actively (as opposed to passively); (b) vigorously; (c) in the active (as opposed to the contemplative) life, secularly. …

In fact, in reality, actually, effectively. …

In a wicked manner, damnably. …

(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)……

(a) In the daytime (as opposed to the night), by day; ?also, each day, daily [quot. PPl.B]; (b) at the present time, nowadays; adaies nou. …

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

To death, in death. …

(a) To the Devil, to hell; wend a devel-wei, go away, get out!; (b) as an oath or expletive: the Devil! …

(a) A salutation used in taking leave from persons, or in parting with something: good-bye!; (b) seien, bidden, maken adieu, to say good-bye, to take leave. …

At the point of death, on one's deathbed. …

In process, going on. …

(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……

Straight down, directly downward; ?also, directly, immediately. …

Straight down. …

(a) With verbs of motion: from higher to lower, down; (b) with verbs of bending or turning: downward; (c) upward..adoun-ward, up..down, back..forth. …

Askew, awry. …

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. …

By means of an adverb. …

Adversely, by misfortune. …

Falsely, erroneously. …

Together. …

Hastily, speedily. …

Begging under false pretenses. …

(a) Of position: in the fields, out-of-doors; abroad; ?on the battlefield [quot.Horn]; (b) of motion: into the fields, to pasture; abroad. …

Out into the fields, abroad. …

(a) Of position in space: at a distance, far off, afar; also, from afar; (b) of motion in space: to a distance, away; also fig.; (c) with verbs of seeing, smelling: far off, from afar; (d) from a……

In fear. …

Afar. …

At or to a distance, afar. …

(a) Earnestly, zealously; (b) affectionately. …

(a) Earnestly, zealously; (b) lovingly, affectionately; with love or desire. …

In an affirming manner, affirmatively. …

In an affirming manner, affirmatively. …

Phil. So as to affirm; demen, juǧen affirmativeli, to draw an affirmative inference. …

Fearfully, with trepidation. …

(a) Fully, completely, altogether; very, well; (b) wel afin, right afin, perfectly, thoroughly, completely; very well. …

(a) On fire, in flames, afire: ben afir, be on fire; (b) fallen afir, worthen afir, catch fire, go up in flames; (c) setten afir, set on fire, put to the torch. …

First, first of all. …

After a time, later; don afirst, to delay, procrastinate, postpone doing (sth.). …

gon (wenden) afisheth, go fishing. …

gon (waden) afisshinge, go fishing; ben afisshinge, be fishing. …

In a flood, in abundance. …

Afloat; at anchor. …

By compulsion, of necessity; aforce fin, by sheer force, by main force. …

(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) Formerly, previously; in anticipation, beforehand; (b) at an earlier point in a book. …

In the morning. …

In front; face to face (as opponents). …