A Hand-book of the English Language: For the Use of Students of the Universities and Higher Classes of Schools

accented adjective amang Angle Anglen Anglo Anglo-Saxon Angrivarii aorist Autharis Beda belong Britain called Carlovingian CHAPTER Chauci Cherusci compound Danes Danish dative declension derived dialects districts Eastphalia Elbe elements endi England English language expressed Eyder father feminine forms of speech Frank French Friesland Frisian gender genitive German give Gódan Godes Greek Heliand Hence Hengist Hnæf Holstein idea inflection Jutes Keltic Kent king land Latin letter Lithuanic mah luv means Moso-Gothic neuter nominative Norse Northumbrian notice noun object Old Frisian Old High-German Old Saxon original orthography participle person Plur plural Præfectus præterite preceded present English pronoun provincial quæ rhymes Roman root Sing singular Slavonic Sleswick sound spoken substantive superlative syllable Sylt Syntax tense term termination thee thou tive Translation verb vowel West Friesland West-Saxon whilst word writers þæt ах х