forþ-

See also: forþ

Old English

Alternative forms

forð-, furþ-

Etymology

From forþ "forth, forward".

Prefix

forþ-

forth, forward; away; still, continuously
forþgang (“progress; process”), from forþgān (“to go forth, proceed”)
onto, towards
forþhealdan (“to adhere to, follow, observe”)

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Descendants

Middle English: forth-
- English: forth-

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