houseward
/ˈhaʊswəd/adverb
Towards the house, or a house.
- In early use in †to (the) houseward (obsolete )..
Origin
Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Biblia: the Bible. From house + -ward. Originally probably after early modern German zum hause werts, which is formed with †-werts (now -wärts) -wards. In later use apparently independently re-formed.
- Davie
- Davies, Robertson
- Davies, Sir Peter Maxwell
- Davies, W. H.
- da Vinci, Leonardo
- Davis
- Davis, Angela Yvonne
- Davis, Benjamin Oliver
- Davis, Bette
- Davis Cup
- Davis, David
- Davis, Jefferson
- Davis, Miles
- Davis Mountains
- Davis, Sammy
- Davisson, Clinton Joseph
- Davis, Steve
- Davis Strait
- davit
- Davos
- Davy Jones's locker
- Davy lamp
- Davy, Sir Humphry
- daw
- dawdle