01. Old English vowels & Diphthongs Flashcards

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a

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short “a”, as the first vowel in ‘aha’

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ā

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long “a”, as the second vowel in ‘aha’

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æ

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as in ‘mat’

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ǣ

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as in ‘has’

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e

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as in ‘bet’

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ē

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approx. as in ‘hate’

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i

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as in ‘tin’

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8
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ī

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as in ‘seen’

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o

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as in ‘got’

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ō

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approx. as in ‘so’

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u

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as in ‘bull’

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12
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ū

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as in ‘rule’

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13
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y

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as i, with lips in a whistling position [French tu]

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14
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ȳ

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as ī, with lips in a whistling position [French ruse]

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15
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ea

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Begins with an “æ” sound and glides to an “a” sound, with the emphasis on the first sound.

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ēa

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Begins with an “ǣ” sound and glides to an “a” sound with the emphasis on the first sound.

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eo

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Begins with an “e” sound and glides to an “o” sound, with the emphasis on the first sound.

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ēo

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Begins with an “ē” sound and glides to an “o” sound, with the emphasis on the first sound.

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ie

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Begins with an “i” sound and glides to an “e” sound, with the emphasis on the first sound.

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īe

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Begins with an “ī” sound and glides to an “e” sound, with the emphasis on the first sound.