adv. Obs. In 3 ȝeoudward, 5 yondewarde. [f. YOND + -WARD. Cf. (M)Du. ginswaert(s, Goth. jaindwaírþs. Cf. YONWARD.] In a direction away from the speaker; thither.
c. 1205. Lay., 30781. Þe an hine putte hiderward and þe oðer hine putte ȝeondward.
1485. Caxton, Trevisa’s Higden, II. (1527), 59 b. Antypodes … theyr fete towarde oures and theyr hede yondewalde [1387 Trevisa ȝonward].
