-
Gunnarr Gunnarr ×
raistu reistu ræistu ×
stana steina stæina ×
aftiʀ eptir æftiʀ × uaþr Veðr, Veðr, × bruþur bróður broður sin sinn....
- *
aftiʀ æftiʀ * suin Svæin, * sun sun * sin sinn, * ʀs es * uʀstr
vestr * o a * ualu <ualu> * þura * sati * stin * þasi *
aftiʀ * suin...
- cuisine: rechta, chakhchoukha, berkoukes,
tikourbabine (also
called asban),
Aftir oukessoul tlitli or trida.
These traditional pasta dishes are
prepared in...
- litu létu letu rita rétta
retta stin
stein stæin þino þenna þenna ×
aftiʀ eptir æftiʀ
halftan Halfdan, Halfdan, + fa(þ)ur fǫður faður þaiʀa þeira...
- Bergen, as in aftur,
aftor (older aptr);
North of Bergen, /i/
appeared in
aftir, after; and East
Norwegian used /a/, after, aftær. Old
Norse was a moderately...
- þisaʀ þessaʀ ×
aftiʀ æftiʀ × rahnfriþi Ragnfriði, ×
kuinu kvinnu × sina sina, × auk ok × -[m-](n)kr [Hæ]m[i]ngʀ ×
aftiʀ æftiʀ × muþur moður...
- þansi þænsi ×
aftiʀ æftiʀ × tuma Toma, × sun sun × kuna
Gunna × ¶ hantaʀ Handaʀ. × ×
osburn × snti ×
stain × þansi ×
aftiʀ × tuma × sun ×...
-
Yngelonde hathe ordeynd this holy Fest to be
worshipped the next
Sonday aftir the
translacion of
seint Thomas of
Cauntirbery yerely to be
hallowed and...
- of Arthur: Fro the
Maryage of
Kynge Uther unto Kyng
Arthure that
Regned Aftir Hym and Ded Many
Batayles (Caxton's
Books I–IV, Vinaver's The Tale of King...
- Friði
raistu reistu ræistu
stain stein stæin ¶ þinsa þenna þennsa '
aftiʀ eptir æftiʀ buri Búri(?)/Býri(?), Buri(?)/Byri(?), faþur fǫður faður isin...
