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e'ddish / e'adish ... http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=...
Almost forgot, there's also some Middle English stuff about ...
Back outta hiding and wondering if either 'eddish' http://en...
*welsh = foreigner/Briton/Welsman/Latin/unGermanic etc...* ...
SPREAD THE WORD: woodwose / wahlstod / sinflood 'woodwo...
from the thrill of the battlefield to the doldrums of the fi...
'in the doldrums' 'IN the doldrums' 'IN'... 'IN' th...
Florence Nightingale dulls wounds in teld rooms nighting...
/the sharpest longbowmen from the day were kinded a good nig...
@ AnWulf i'm wondering now if 'teld' for 'tent' has anythi...
Allhallown a.1.Of or pertaining to the time of Allhallows. ...
100 most frequent Middle English words http://docs.google...
So that's where the English match for German 'Herr' lies. th...
I think Anglishers owe it to Bēda Venerābilis aka Venerable ...
forebearers forerunners longfathers house roots ...
ex skoose sem wah *unmanned*...
@AnWulf You're into your Sci-fi stuf, clocked the new Apo...
At my old inner city state school the classes from the same ...
when it comes to homing oneself, 'upping sticks' is out ther...
@Ængelfolc Thanks for that, so far, seems a good read, bo...
Ængelfolc wrote: September 11, 2011, 1:39pm Wine Press...
Did any Frankish, Dutch and 'Calais English' wordstuff come ...
'blurb' and 'bumf' are not fully the same in meaning as 'sma...
'thrutch' seems to give off a more 'pressilike' feeling than...
@AnWulf Ever heard of Kibbo Kift? seems highly likely th...
Had not the inkling that the roots of 'empty' is English! Al...
'what will be the morrow(s) of mankind' Reckon almost al...
@AnWulf...has u have shown, 'henchman' already works. Haven'...
*henchman* 'America and its henchland the UK' 'hench...
Ængelfolc: Firsthand >> could mean I experienced it or you e...
the 'overlumpen' - elites ? lumpen - (classes)... ...
/the lumpen working classes/ .... the 'blumpen' uppe...
'luxurious'' ... The first I knew such high life was poss...
*In truth the actors are often not even English - just Ameri...
Heard a smidgensworth of that exact same Americanism thing b...
@AnWulf indeed 'wainless(ly)' (without wheels) but more t...
off the top of my head.... -ing, wh- wr- -ight -tch -dg(e...
What a wild and wonderful weekend we had wandering wainlessl...
*flight(s)end* ?...
flight 72011 making/on/in its final approach - flight 720...
final approach - -unloftingwards -endlofting -ongeardo...
here comes the bus here arrives the bus quick, the bus ...
The coach leaves Kenn (Somerset) at 8:15 and gets into Kippa...
jayles your examples are a taddish strawen. I think every da...
Pathfinders listen up, shape a ring o hearth(?) If 'o' =...
Pathfinders listen up, shape a ring around the hearth... ...
On a more businesslike take/knell/tip/heeding: it is spotles...
Ængelfolc: "Here are some old science words that were coined...
How dose 'sideworking' 'cut it for: 'feature' /the new ...
Like the sound of that jayles, though it's beyond words why ...
Furthermore what about 'sprog' in 'army sprog' -- 'here sp...
"Instead of: Duke---> English could use Herzog (Old Engli...
A whole writeup of someone thoughts on the etymology of Turb...
that should be... *Turbot - either Scand. or from L. turb...
Drawn to a wonderful wall poster of UK sea fish in a chip sh...
I have always liked the -kin suffix. They have always been i...
That's what I think too Ængelfolc but look...! -kin dimin...
I have to build up some tolerance and stop bullying good Eng...
Ængelfolc: Compare "farthing" (feorða(n)-peninga > feorðling...
@Ængelfolc All I mean, is that I was surprised you didn't...
@Ængelfolc "Sterling" is most likely from 'steorra' + '-ling...
sandlot sublot underplot wastelot woodlot outplot over...
*there are many ways to target and market Anglish to folk ou...
Forgot, along with 'lock up' 'bolt hole' also means some kin...
Ængelfolc: /Kitsch" is a German word borrowed into English i...
jayles: Anglish as i understand it is a language for "purist...
Sapen loss from kegs did bleed now only dribbled tears suckl...
Kitchen, kiln, kitch, -lock (suffix), toll, etc, a lot of th...
@Ængelfolc No to both, I think I have gone a bit wild wit...
I understand the spelling of Écosse now. Thanks. ...
Thanks Ængelfolc, I already knew about the French trend for ...
Maybe there's some other affix ending knocking about in Engl...
You can overexaggerate, underexaggerate, overegg, underegg, ...
Most London Cockeggs slur out 'alright' as a greet over Hi, ...
benoden anoden ...
@Ængelfolc "Ing", I do not think, is the same as "end". T...
By the way Ængelfolc, got nothing other on Endloss Ditton no...
Good stuff Ængelfolc. I'm reckoning even with the Englis...
“Karen is the taller of her and Herr Linmann"...
It's far fetched, but maybe the loss in Endloss and Ingloss ...
Hi Ængelfolc, I might of missed it, but what is the meaning ...
deaden seems about right dull? underwhelm? drawdown...
Nowadays English = /ing/ Old English = /ende/ so might...
'loos' (as in: Waterloo, Flanders nowadays Wallonia):...
what could the root of '-loss' mean? is it a rare spinoff on...
Is there any toponymist in yous two? what would you guess to...
'swaindom is all about bootlicking, kneebending and doffenne...
oops *cries*...
'bepleden crys' is definitely more poetic therefore emotiona...
@Yagellsmund (sorry Jayles, been hankering to English-up you...
@jayles Maybe not for you but without shadow, the needles...
If it still works in meaning, maybe something like 'wordmark...
@ Ængelfolc: Out of that lot, 'wordmark' or 'meaningmark...
'doing word' or doingword has far more gettaness than 'verb'...
/All pronouns, conjunctions, and modal auxiliaries commonly ...
*we must be fulfillful of the fowl filled sky above. Fly!* ...
*we must be fulfillful of the fowlfull sky above. Fly!*...
How about a bit of leethsong, here is my poem yeclept: H...
to be in a state of sheer coldblooded 'scathefrithshire' ...
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