English language--Old English, ca. 450-1100
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Old English, ca. 450-1100 
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Narrower Terms
Closely Matching Concepts from Other Schemes
Broader Concepts from Other Schemes
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Case
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Clauses
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Compound words
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Data processing
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Dialects
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Diphthongs
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Figures of speech
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Grammar
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Grammar, Comparative
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Grammar, Comparative--Germanic
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Grammar, Generative
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Grammar, Historical
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Infinitive
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Inflection
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Lexicography
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Lexicology
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Modality
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Mood
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Morphology
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Noun
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Phonetics
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Phonology
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Pronoun
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Relative clauses
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Rhetoric
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Rhythm
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Semantics
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Study and teaching
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Study and teaching--Audio-visual aids
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Style
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Suffixes and prefixes
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Syllabication
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Synonyms and antonyms
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Syntax
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Variation
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Verb
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Verb phrase
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Versification
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Vocabulary
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Vowels
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Word formation
- English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Word order
Earlier Established Forms
Sources
found: Work cat.: Russom, G. Old English meter and linguistic theory, 1987.
found: Britannica Micro.(Old English language; West Saxon dialect, Old English dialect originally spoken only in the Saxon Kingdom of Wessex. West Saxon became the standard Old English language during the reign (871-899) of King Alfred the Great, of Wessex.)
found: LC data base, 12/15/86(Old English language)
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Change Notes
1986-02-11: new
1988-10-27: revised
Alternate Formats
English language--Old English, ca 450-1100--Case 
