The Old English was a Germanic language first developed and spoken in England during Anglo-Saxon times.
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| - The Old English was a Germanic language first developed and spoken in England during Anglo-Saxon times.
- Late west Saxon reconstructed pronunciation:
- Hwæt! Ald Englisc is an tunge specen bi Ald Englisc menn. Dumbældore wæs eald ond Englisc, ond wæs næfre æfre an mann. þæt wæs wifmann!. Alswa "Dumbældore" mænan "Bombælbeo", þæt macian an yfel sang! Ond na, Grendel wæs næfre an graw! Ic willan nawiht macian bæd Beowulf talu in þes talu-line...hwæt don þu secgan? Thou hast founde Ye Olde English page on Uncyclopædia. This long lost language originated in what many folk calleth Angle-Lænde. Only fowks from "Faerie Tale Land" and "Shakespeare Land" still speeketh it.
- Old English is the first and longest stage of the English language. Some important sources about Heathenry are written in Old English, such as the Nine Herbs Charm, Bēoƿulf, written English laws, and various other documents. Old English is often an important subject of study to Anglo-Saxon Heathens and Theodists.
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| - Evolved into Middle then Modern English
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| - The Old English was a Germanic language first developed and spoken in England during Anglo-Saxon times.
- Late west Saxon reconstructed pronunciation:
- Old English is the first and longest stage of the English language. Some important sources about Heathenry are written in Old English, such as the Nine Herbs Charm, Bēoƿulf, written English laws, and various other documents. Some Old English terms are used in Heathenry today, such as frith (friþ), wyrd (ƿyrd), wight (ƿiht), witch (ƿicce), even the word "heathen" itself (hǣðen), although most Modern English-speaking Heathens tend to use Old Norse borrowings for inside vocabulary, primarily due to the fact that most are written in Icelandic and Old Norse, as well as English's tendency to make use of borrowings. Old English is often an important subject of study to Anglo-Saxon Heathens and Theodists.
- Hwæt! Ald Englisc is an tunge specen bi Ald Englisc menn. Dumbældore wæs eald ond Englisc, ond wæs næfre æfre an mann. þæt wæs wifmann!. Alswa "Dumbældore" mænan "Bombælbeo", þæt macian an yfel sang! Ond na, Grendel wæs næfre an graw! Ic willan nawiht macian bæd Beowulf talu in þes talu-line...hwæt don þu secgan? Thou hast founde Ye Olde English page on Uncyclopædia. This long lost language originated in what many folk calleth Angle-Lænde. Only fowks from "Faerie Tale Land" and "Shakespeare Land" still speeketh it.
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