#anglesc

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Lexember 31 - Anglesc

ȝere /ˈjiːr/ n. n. year Etym.: Old Eng. ġēr

Nexte ȝere scallen we better livven frem hissen.

ˈnɛkst-ə ˈjiːr ˈʃal-n̩ wiː ˈbɛtr̩ ˈlɪv-n̩ frəm next-N.SG year will-1PL 1PL.NOM better live-INF than ˈhɪsn̩ this.N.DAT

“Next year, we will live better than this one.”

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Lexember 1 - Anglesc

eȝ /ˈeː/, pl. eȝren, gen. eȝs n. neut. egg etym: Old English ǣġ

Mine huse is ful eȝrens.

maɪn haʊs ɪz fʊl eːrn̩z my.N.NOM house.NOM be.3SG full egg-PL-GEN

"My house is full of eggs."

also yes, welcome to the first look at our alt English conlang

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Lexember 15 - Anglesc

Keandel /ˈkɛːndl̩/ (pl. keandels) n. f. candle Etym.: Old English candel

Todeȝ doe ic trøe keandles nøden.

təˈdeː ˈduː ɪtʃ ˈtryː ˈkɛːndl̩z ˈnyːdn̩ today do.1SG 1SG.NOM three.F.ACC candle-PL need

“Today, I need three candles.”

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Lexember 29 - Anglesc

Neah /ˈneːx/ adj. near, nearby

Miene cildre bøte neah.

maɪ̯n-ə tʃɪldrə byːt neːx my-PL child-PL be-PL near

“My children are nearby.”

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Lexember 25 - Anglesc

Slete /sliːt/ n.f. sleet, small hail (c.f. haȝl "large hail") Etym.: Old English *slēte < PGerm *slautijā

Slete dote men liken?

ˈsliːt duːt mən ˈlaɪkn̩ sleet do-3SG one like-INF

“Does anyone like sleet?”

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Lexember 16 - Anglesc

Ele /ˈiːl/ (pl. elen) n. m. oil Etym.: Old Eng. ele

Hes fode is in ele isøte iworden

hɛz ˈfuːd ɪz ɪn ˈiːl ɪˈzyːt this food be.3SG in oil cook.PST.PTCP ɪˈwɔrdn̩ become.PST.PTCP

“This food was cooked in oil.”

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Lexember 9 - Anglesc

Meaten /ˈmeːtn̩/ v. to dream, to wish (impersonal, 'subject' in dative) Etym.: Old English mǣtan "to dream"

Hit hat me'n rymendi trøe imeaten.

hɪt ˈha-t miː =n 3SG.N.NOM have-3SG 1SG.DAT=a.N.ACC ˈraʏ̯məndɪ tryː ɪˈmeːtn̩ scream-PRS.PTCP-N.ACC tree dream-PST.PTCP

“I dreamt of a screaming tree.”

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Lexember 7 - Anglesc

Wike /waɪk/ (pl. wiken) n. f. week Etym. Old Eng. wiċe, wican

Hø is en wike ibøne.

hø ɪz n̩ waɪk ɪˈbyːn that.F.NOM be.3SG a.F.NOM week be.PST.PTCP

“That was a week.”