Toward the back or dorsal side; the British English variant emphasizing ongoing direction toward the dorsal surface.
British variant of 'dorsalward,' using the '-wards' suffix (common in British English) instead of '-ward.' Both forms derive from Latin 'dorsum' combined with directional indicators.
British and American English split on directional words—while Americans might say dorsalward, the British prefer dorsalwards, similar to how they say 'towards' while Americans say 'toward.'
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