æfter [+dat/acc] after ær [+dat(acc)] before æt [+dat] at,
by beforan [+dat/acc] in
front of be [+dat(acc)] by,
alongside betweox [+dat/acc] between butan [+dat/acc] except,
without eac [+dat] in addition
to for [+dat/acc] in
front of; because of fram [+dat] from,
by geond [+acc(dat)] throughout mid [+dat/acc] with,
by means of of [+dat] from,
of ongean [+dat/acc] against,
towards oþ [+acc(dat)] up
to, until togeanes [+dat] against,
towards þurh [+acc(dat/gen)]
through, by means of wiþ [+acc/dat/gen]
toward, opposite, against ymb(e) [+acc(dat)] after,
about
The following prepositions take the ‘accusative of motion’ and ‘dative
of rest’:
binnanwithin,
into bufanabove, upon inin, into innanin, within oferabove, over,
on onin, into, on underunder, beneath To has many distinctions:
to [+gen] at,
for, to such an extent, so to [+dat] towards,
to, at, near to [+dat] as
(eg. ‘to frofre’ = as a comfort) to [+acc] towards to can also mean ‘too’
