To or towards a point or place higher than another and lying directly (or almost directly) above it; so as to raise or bring, come or tend, to or…

To or into a high place, position, or point; so as to be high or tall.

In a high position or location; aloft, on high; so as to be tall or elevated. Now rare.

Up on that, upon that (place or thing); up in or into that place; up there, up above. In quots. 1230 at sense, above (on the page or in the document).

On top, above.

Above, on high; on top. Now rare (English regional in later use).

= above, adv. Obsolete.

Phrases. Obsolete. on, upon (the) loft: (a) = aloft, adv. prep. in various senses; (b) in a high voice, loudly.

Above, high up; at a high elevation in relation to an observer; overhead.

= above, adv.

In or to a height, above, aloft; spec. up to or in heaven. Cf. ahigh, adv.

In a higher place, at a greater elevation; in or on the higher part, uppermost surface, etc., of something; †on shore (obsolete).

Up above, on high.

in (‥) height. Obsolete. in height: on high, aloft.

onor upon height. Obsolete. On high, aloft (of position or direction).

At or to a height; above, aloft. Cf. on high at high, adj. n.2phrases 3.

Above, over.

Phrases. Obsolete. over loft = aloft, adv. prep.

At or to a height; above, aloft.

Upwards; above; at the top or highest point.

as if placed on high.

Frequently poetic. At or to a great height; aloft, on high. Now rare.

Far up; very high up.

Up above there; up yonder (in heaven). rare.