- Nominative: the
subject of a sentence,
which carries out the action. Hē
lufode hīe ("he
loved her"), þæt mæġden rann ("the girl ran").
Words on the other...
- hifeð lif ecce Old
English - West
Saxon Wes****
Gospels (c.950-1175) God
lufode middan-eard swa //þæt he
sealde hys
akennedan sune //þæt nan ne forwurðe...
- lif ecce" Wes****
Gospels (c.950-1175) - Old
English (West Saxon): "God
lufode middan-eard swa //þæt he
sealde hys
akennedan sune //þæt nan ne forwurðe...
- the verb to do:
Germanic **lubō-dē- ("love-did") > *lubōdē- > Old
English lufode >
loved or **salbō-dē- ("salve-did", i.e., "put salve") > **salbōdē- > Old...
- landleode, for litte[l]re neode. He wæs on
gitsunge befeallan, ⁊ grædinæsse he
lufode mid
ealle He sætte
mycel deorfrið, ⁊ he lægde laga þærwið þet swa hwa swa...
