[ân-genga, -gengea], w. m., he who goes alone, of Grendel, [165], [449].
[ân-haga], w. m., he who stands alone, solitarius, [2369].
[ân-hydig], adj. (like the O.N. ein-râd-r, of one resolve, i.e. of firm resolve), of one opinion, i.e. firm, brave, decided, [2668].
[ânga], adj. (only in the weak form), single, only: acc. sg. ângan dôhtor, [375], [2998]; ângan eaferan, [1548]; dat. sg. ângan brêðer, [1263].
[ân-päð], st. m., lonely way, path: acc. pl. ânpaðas, [1411].
[ân-ræd], adj. (cf. under ân-hydig), of firm resolution, resolved, [1530], [1576].
[ân-tîd], st. f., one time, i.e. the same time, ymb ân-tîd ôðres dôgores, about the same time the second day (they sailed twenty-four hours), [219].—ân stands as in ân-mod, O.H.G. ein-muoti, harmonious, of the same disposition.
[ânunga], adv., throughout, entirely, wholly, [635].
[âr], st. m., ambassador, messenger, [336], [2784].
[a]âr], st. f., 1) honor, dignity: ârum healdan, to hold in honor, [296]; similarly, [1100], [1183].—2) favor, grace, support: acc. sg. âre, [1273], [2607]; dat. sg. âre, [2379]; gen. pl. hwät ... ârna, [1188].—Comp. worold-âr; also written ær.