- 1021 was the
first to
refer to the land and not the
people with this term:
ealles Englalandes cyningc (King of all England).
These titles express the sense...
-
languages in
motto language include:
County of
Somerset in England: Sumorsǣte
ealle (All the men of Somerset), Old English.
South Cambridgeshire in the English...
-
cyning gret his
arcebiscopas and his leod-biscopas and Þurcyl eorl and
ealle his
eorlas and
ealne his þeodscype, tƿelfhynde and tƿyhynde,
gehadode and...
- the ****an
Science Society. pp. 170–171. Slade,
Benjamin (2007). "Untydras
ealle: Grendel, Cain, and V̥rtra: Indo-European śruti and
Christian sm̥rti in...
- þanon
untydras ealle onwocon eotenas ond ylfe ond
orcneas swylce gigantas þa wið gode
wunnon lange þrage he him ðæs lean
forgeald —Beowulf, **** I, vv...
-
bigunnan hit ne sē (h)ic enda thu uuat umbidan(t) uue nu Old
English Habbað
ealle fuglas nestas agunnen hit ne sē (h)ic and þu hwæt onbīdað we nu
Middle Dutch...
-
should act
towards one
another in a
spirit of brotherhood. Old
English Ealle menn
sindon frēo and ġelīċe on āre and ġerihtum ġeboren. Hīe
sindon witt...
- lakes". The Old
English name is used in the
motto of the county, Sumorsǣte
ealle,
meaning "all the
people of Somerset".
Adopted as the
motto in 1911, the...
- norðēast, sūðēast, sūðwest, and norðwest. A few set phrases,
including ealle hwīle ("the
whole time,"
literally "all/whole while"), be weġe ("on the...
-
Sguerthing Westorwalcna Wilgils Wilgils Wilgils Guilglis Wilgels Uxfrea Uscfrea Uscfrea Ulfrea Wyscfrea Yffe Iffa Yffe Iffi Yffe Ælle Ella Ælle Ulli
Ealle...
