Week 2 Flashcards
1
Q
Aelc
A
Each
2
Q
Be
A
About
3
Q
What form does ‘be’ take
A
Dative
It means ‘about’
4
Q
Bearn
A
Child
5
Q
Is Bearn a neuter or masculine noun?
A
Neuter
Means ‘child’
6
Q
Daeg
A
Day
7
Q
Eald
A
Old
8
Q
Feoh
A
Money
9
Q
Gefeoht
A
Battle
10
Q
For(th)feran
A
To die
11
Q
Fultum (masculine)
A
Help
12
Q
What is the Old English for help (as a masculine noun)
A
Fultum
13
Q
Geong
A
Young
14
Q
Hyran
A
To hear
15
Q
Is land a masculine or neuter noun?
A
Neuter
16
Q
Laeden
A
To bring
17
Q
Laeran
A
To teach
18
Q
Nu
A
Now
19
Q
Raedan
A
Ask advice, offer council, read
20
Q
What’s the word ‘to offer council’
A
Raedan
21
Q
What’s the word to ‘ask advice’
A
Raedan
22
Q
What’s the word for ‘to bring’?
A
Laedan
23
Q
Stede
A
Place
24
Q
Is Stede a masculine or neuter noun?
A
Masculine
25
(th)egen
Retainer
26
Wealh
Foreigner
27
Weste
Deserted
28
What's the word for deserted?
Weste
29
Wis
Wise
30
Is word a neuter or masculine noun?
Neuter
31
(th)aet bearn is what part of the sentence?
It's nominative or accusative, so either subject or direct object.
32
What do bearna and bearnum have in common?
Both plural
33
(th)a followed by a noun shows what about the noun?
It's plural.
34
What is the singular dative form of 'the money'
(th)aem feohe
35
What is the subject of this sentence?
| 'Hie hyrde (th)aet bearn'
(th)aet bearn
| Because hyrde is singular, so cannot refer to 'hie'
36
(th)a sent se cyning fultum
Then the kind sent help
37
What is the genitive form of 'land'
Singular: 'landes'
Plural: 'landa'
38
Ac is a conjunction, what does it mean?
But
39
Foreigner (and what gender)
Wealh, masculine
40
The foreigner's ship
(th)aes weales scip
41
The foreigners' ships
(th)ara weala scipu
42
He went with the foreigner
He ferde mid (th)aem weale
