when oor Old English

when

/wɛn/, /ʍɛn/ naamwoord, bywoord, samewerking, voornaamwoord, tussenwerpsel

(interrogative) Used to introduce questions about time.

Vertalings in die woordeboek Engels - Old English

þā

at what time

hwenne

direct question

hwonne

direct question

hwænne · þa · þe

Soortgelyke frases

when will that open today?,i think from or by a key
hwænne willa þæt geopenian tōdæġe? ic thencan wiþ oþþe fram an cǣġ

The, Those, Who, Which, Then, When
þā

voorbeelde

When a guest should come (subjunctive)
Hwonne gæst cume

Just when he was beginning the task, the angel of God called out from the heavens, 'Abraham!' He answered immediately.
Mid þam þe he wolde þæt weorc beginnan, þa clipode Godes engel arodlice of heofonum, 'Abraham!' He andwyrde sona.

Then on the third day, when they saw the mountain where they had to go to slay Isaac, then Abraham said to those two servants thus:
Þa on þam þriddan dæge, þa hie þa dune gesawon þær þær hie to scoldon to ofsleanne Isaac, þa cwæð Abraham to þam twam cnapum þus:

When are you coming home?
Hƿonne cymest þū hām?

When Darius saw that he would be overcome, he wanted to commit suicide in that battle.
Þa Darius geseah þæt he overƿunnen beon ƿolde, þa ƿolde he hiene selfne on ðæm gefeohte forspillan.