Northern English dialects in the Old English period
Diversity of dialects of the Old English period. Analysis of dialectal words of Northern English in the modern language. Differences between dialects and Standard language; investigation of differences between their grammar, pronunciation and spelling.
| Рубрика | Иностранные языки и языкознание |
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| Язык | английский |
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Glossary of Northumbrian dialect.
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Aad - old Abeun - above Ayont - beyond Bait - a meal Batten - feed well Bale - evil Blee - blue Blent - blended Blin - to stop or to stay Chep - man Clarts - mud Coneys - rabbits Dandor - saunter Dunchin - bumping Eglantine - roses Fornenst - opposite to Galloway - horse Geeson - scare Gyep - gape, look at Hyem - home Howked - picked |
Jud - bend Kif - good, sweet, attractive Lairks - larks Low - light Lowpin - leaping Marras - friends , mates Mooch - slouch Muckle - big Neet - night Neuks - nooks, crannies Off the belt end - in succession Powkin - poking Pud - pudding Slorpin - drinking Spuggies - sparrows Stingey - means Thi barri morts - smart lasses Tetties - potatoes Yarbs - herbs Yarkin - big Yarries - eggs Yon - that |
Appendix E
Dooan't furget!
Nah then, tha wants t' empty t' owd watter aht o'kettle and fill `er up wi' fresh water afoor tha puts it on t'ob.
Get taypod reet nicely warmed and dry insahd, and then get thi tay in .
Nah, as soon as t' kettle comes reet on t' boil an' not a second afoor ot aftah, get watter pooared in t' pot.
Dooan't furget! Allus tek t' pot kettle and not t' kettle to t' pot.
Lerrit mash a fair wahl an' then girrit a stir afoor tha pooars it aht.
Nah, thez summas puts milk in fust an' summas put tay in fust. Too oor way o' thinkin' t' important thing is to mek certain tha's med plenty fooar seconf `elpin's!
Glossary of Yorkshire dialect.
Againt - start, to go, to move
Aht - out
Allus - always
Anent - next to
Bahn - going
Baht - without
Bray - beat up
Brussen - clever, smart
Cake'ole - mouth
Callin - gossiping
Canty - briskly
Clarty - muddy
Clemmed - hungry
Clem - to starve
Cloise - near, field
Conny - darling
Daggle - Grow Moist
Dawks - hands
Dwine - waste
Een - eyes
Feight - fight
Frame - show promise
Gaffer - boss, foreman
Gal - gossip
Gawby - fool
Gawpin - staring
Gradely - nice looking
Guzzle - eat greedily
Jaloused - suspected
Ket - rubbish
Kist - chest
Knackin' - affected
Lady - Cows - Ladybirds
Lap - to drink
Lawp - leap
Lig - lie down
Luggin - carrying
Mash - brew
Mun - must
Nark - annoy
Nesh - cold
Sen - self
Snickle - snare
Summat - something
Toom - empty
Tig - touch
Tow - work hard
Twang - speech
Unkerd - strange
Wahr - worse
Wark - ache
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