Category:Old English multiword terms
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Old English lemmas that are a combination of multiple words, including idiomatic combinations.
- Category:Old English idioms: Old English phrases understood by subjective, as opposed to literal meanings.
- Category:Old English phrases: Old English groups of words elaborated to express ideas, not necessarily phrases in the grammatical sense.
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This category has the following 2 subcategories, out of 2 total.
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- Old English idioms (0 c, 3 e)
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Pages in category "Old English multiword terms"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 283 total.
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- a to feore
- æfterra geola
- æfterra liþa
- Ægypta land
- ælce dæg
- ælce dæge
- ælf-sciene
- ænge ðinga
- ær oþþe lator
- ær þon þe
- ærest ðinga
- ærra geola
- ærra liþa
- æt fruman
- æt ham
- æt nextan
- æt þearfe man sceal freonda cunnian
- agen nama
- an and feowertig
- an and hundteontig
- an and twentig
- an and twentigoþa
- an and þritig
- an and þritigoþa
- and swa forþ
- Angelcynnes land
C
E
F
- feorran ymbutan
- feorþa dæl
- feower and feowertig
- feower and hundeahtatig
- feower and sixtig
- feower and twentig
- feower and twentigoþa
- feower and þritig
- feower hund
- fif and feowertig
- fif and twentig
- fif and twentigoþa
- fif hund
- Finna land
- fira bearn
- for an
- for hwon
- for þon þe
- forþ rihte
- foxes glofa
- friend wyrcan
- Frisena land
- full mona
G
H
- hæleþa bearn
- Halig Gast
- hamora laf
- har steorra
- heafod cweccan
- healf tid
- heonan forþ
- hierdelicu giemen
- hlid geat
- hu eald eart þu
- hu færest þu
- hu færst þu
- hu fela
- hu geares
- hu gerades
- hu mæg beon butan
- hu mæg þæt beon
- hu manig
- hu meta
- hu micel
- hu micel sceal ic þe
- hu nyta
- Hu þonne
- hunda hus
- huru ðinga
- hwænne bið he acenned
- hwænne mot ic hine geseon
- hwær eart þu
- hwæt eart þu
- hwæt gif
- hwanon eart þu