DÉNERA, DÉNA, DÉNE (ALTHUS-, ALSA-, HV-, SÁ-)
varieties
HV.DÉNA (Dutch: hoedanig) lit. how-done — [089/30]
ALSA.DÉNERA, SÁ.DÉNE, SA.DÉNERA (Dutch: zodanig) lit. so-done, such-done — [087/22], [098/14], [102/07] [105/04]
ALTHUS.DÉNERA (Dutch: dusdanig) lit. thus-done — [065/05]
cognates
As far as I could find, this construction only exists in Dutch (incl. dialects), known from sources as old as 10th century (huo gedāna), 12th century (so gedāna) and 13th century (dusdanich). See dictionaries.
dictionaries
hoedanig: etymologiebank, gtb
zodanig: etymologiebank, gtb
dusdanig: etymologiebank, gtb
fragments
ch. 9a. The War of Kelta and Minerva
[065/05] ALTHUS DÉNERA (→ALTHUS.DÉNERA) BIGÁSTERED
so much aroused (lit.: thus-done)
[087/22] VP ALSA DÉNERA (→ALSA.DÉNERA) WISA AS MINE MEM SPROKEN HETH
according to what was recounted by my mother (lit.: up so-done wise as my mother had spoken)
[089/14] ÀND TORENDON HJA THAT BAND SÁDÉNE (→SÁ.DÉNE) FON ÉN
and tore the bonds of union so badly (lit.: so-done from one)
[089/30] VP HV DÉNA (→HV.DÉNA) WISA WY VRLÉREN GVNGE
how we were lost (lit.: up how-done wise)
[102/07] THACH THÉR THRVCH SIN WISHÉD SÁDÁNE (→SÁ.DÉNE) ÀND NAVT OWERS NAVT NE FORSKINA
which appear as they are through his wisdom and not otherwise (lit.: so-done)
[105/04] A SADENERA (→SA.DÉNERA) WISE SEND WI AN HUSA KÉMEN
In this way we came to have houses (lit.: at so-done wise)