ufanweard

Old English

Etymology

ufan +‎ -weard.

Adjective

ufanweard

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   • Alexander's Letter

     Þā ġesāwon wē westan þone lēoman sunnan & sē lēoma ġehran þǣm trēowum ufonweardum.

     Then we saw from the west the sun's light and the light touched on top of the trees.

Declension

Declension of ufanweard — Strong

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	ufanweard	ufanweard	ufanweard
Accusative	ufanweardne	ufanwearde	ufanweard
Genitive	ufanweardes	ufanweardre	ufanweardes
Dative	ufanweardum	ufanweardre	ufanweardum
Instrumental	ufanwearde	ufanweardre	ufanwearde
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	ufanwearde	ufanwearda, ufanwearde	ufanweard
Accusative	ufanwearde	ufanwearda, ufanwearde	ufanweard
Genitive	ufanweardra	ufanweardra	ufanweardra
Dative	ufanweardum	ufanweardum	ufanweardum
Instrumental	ufanweardum	ufanweardum	ufanweardum

Declension of ufanweard — Weak

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	ufanwearda	ufanwearde	ufanwearde
Accusative	ufanweardan	ufanweardan	ufanwearde
Genitive	ufanweardan	ufanweardan	ufanweardan
Dative	ufanweardan	ufanweardan	ufanweardan
Instrumental	ufanweardan	ufanweardan	ufanweardan
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	ufanweardan	ufanweardan	ufanweardan
Accusative	ufanweardan	ufanweardan	ufanweardan
Genitive	ufanweardra, ufanweardena	ufanweardra, ufanweardena	ufanweardra, ufanweardena
Dative	ufanweardum	ufanweardum	ufanweardum
Instrumental	ufanweardum	ufanweardum	ufanweardum

References

• Joseph Bosworth and T. Northcote Toller (1898) “ufan-weard”, in An Anglo-Saxon Dictionary‎^[1], 2nd edition, Oxford: Oxford University Press.