#anglisc

[dsm-wannabe-linguist]

yes dad

yes we are

[languagenerds-archive]

no offense but thinking about old english keeps me alive at work

[survivethejive]

An exact replica of king Radwald's helmet from the Sutton Hoo burial #anglosaxon #ironage #teutonic #english #anglisc

[dsm-wannabe-linguist]

[pipluprox]

the explanation of my version of Anglish from my website

It is cumenlig þat þu alrædig cnoƿ of Anglisc, but lest þu do not, I ƿill geef a scort recing. In 1066 C.E. (Curlig Eld), þe Kingdom of England fell to þe Hartoƿdom of Normandig in þe Guðe of Hastings. Þe utecum ƿas þe þrihting of the Normanisc tung upon þe Englisc, efening þe ƿag for þe Englisc tung's unhælthig þohtbestriding mid Frenc and Leeden. But hƿat if þe Englisc ƿon instæd? Anglisc is þe foredeemed utecum, hƿere þe Englisc held fast and þƿarted anig toƿard Frenc or Leedisc sƿag frum efer happening. Manig Angliscers also clænse þe tung of Norðmannisc sƿag and standing Leedisc/Frenc sƿag. I fand to note standing inborn Englisc scapes instæd of Norðmannisc ones, but I hafe no cƿalms ƿið standing Old Englisc ƿords frum Frenc or Leeden, suc as yntse (inse) and sealtian (to solt), boð of hƿic are of Leedisc frumð. I started mig "stragn" of Anglisc amid þe Þirmilk of 2023, and I hafe been stædilig ƿorking on it efer sins. Amid þe Harfestmonð of 2025, I began þe long and burdensum errand of agenƿorking mig hƿole ƿordbook frum skrac to be utelagn better, and as of ƿriting þis on þe 3rd of Þirmilk, 2026, I hafe onlig fuldone AA þruh IM. Anglisc is þe crafted tung (or more sooðlig, crafted bitung) of mine hƿich I can most ungeeldinglig edƿend to. I hafe ƿent ofer 100 capittels of þe Pokƿihts: Sunderlig Daƿnlandisc talestrip into Anglisc. I miht make þat open to þi ræding sum dag, but I am not get ƿitted.