Exercises in Old English : Based Upon the Prose Texts of the Author's "first book in Old English"
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do : awyrcean (114), don (140), gedon (140), I^estan (113), wyrcean (114).
doleful: sarlic (57).
dolphin : m^reswin (47).
dominion: geweald (47).
(have) dominion: ricslan (118).
(have) dominion over: gewleld- an (113).
(previously) done : eergedon (62).
tdoom: deman (113).
doubt: tweonian (118).
down: adun(e).
dowry : morgengiefu (81. a).
draw: ateon (II. 103).
draw nigh : genealsecan (113).
dreadful: ^gesllc (57).
drink, sribst. : dr^nc (43).
drink, vb. : drinean (III. 104).
(give to) drink: s...c^ncan (113).
drive away: afiersian (118), to- drSfan (113).
dry land: drygnes (51. 5).
dryness : drygnes (51. 5).
dust: dust (47), lam (43).
dwell: eardian (118), gevvunian (118), wunlan (118).
dwellers on earth: eorffwaran (63).
dwelling: wic (47), wunung (51.
3).
dye: t^Ig(43). ■ 46 ENGLISH-OLD ENGLISH VOCABULAKY.
E.
each (one): selc (58), geli-wilc (58).
earth: eorffe (63. 1).
(dwellers on) earth : eorSF-waran (53).
earthly: eorSlic (57).
earthwork: eorafweall (43).
easily: eatSe (77).
(sea on the) east : eastsS (43 ; 51.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
do : awyrcean (114), don (140), gedon (140), I^estan (113), wyrcean (114).
doleful: sarlic (57).
dolphin : m^reswin (47).
dominion: geweald (47).
(have) dominion: ricslan (118).
(have) dominion over: gewleld- an (113).
(previously) done : eergedon (62).
tdoom: deman (113).
doubt: tweonian (118).
down: adun(e).
dowry : morgengiefu (81. a).
draw: ateon (II. 103).
draw nigh : genealsecan (113).
dreadful: ^gesllc (57).
drink, sribst. : dr^nc (43).
drink, vb. : drinean (III. 104).
(give to) drink: s...c^ncan (113).
drive away: afiersian (118), to- drSfan (113).
dry land: drygnes (51. 5).
dryness : drygnes (51. 5).
dust: dust (47), lam (43).
dwell: eardian (118), gevvunian (118), wunlan (118).
dwellers on earth: eorffwaran (63).
dwelling: wic (47), wunung (51.
3).
dye: t^Ig(43). ■ 46 ENGLISH-OLD ENGLISH VOCABULAKY.
E.
each (one): selc (58), geli-wilc (58).
earth: eorffe (63. 1).
(dwellers on) earth : eorSF-waran (53).
earthly: eorSlic (57).
earthwork: eorafweall (43).
easily: eatSe (77).
(sea on the) east : eastsS (43 ; 51.
What to read after Exercises in Old English : Based Upon the Prose Texts of the Author's "first book in Old English"?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cook, Albert S. (Albert Stanburrough), 1853-1927 to read onlineMoreLess
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