Large Hill
Well, darling, the modern English equivalent of "To daeg" is "today." It's like taking a time machine from Old English to the present day in just one word. So, go ahead and use your newfound knowledge to impress all your friends at the next dinner party.
The modern English equivalent of the word "yfele" is "evil."
The word 'wednesday' comes from the the Old English 'Wodnes daeg' or 'Woden's day'.
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Cu in Modern Standard English is "cow." In Scots, however, and other English dialects, it is coo.
The modern English equivalent of the word "moder" is "mother," and the equivalent of "dohter" is "daughter." Both terms refer to familial relationships, with "mother" denoting a female parent and "daughter" representing a female child. These words have evolved from Old English and are commonly used in contemporary English.
The Middle English word "priketh" is equivalent to the modern English word "pierce." It derives from the verb "prick," which means to make a small hole or to stab. In a broader context, it can also refer to causing a sharp sensation or feeling.
Old English Daeg (pronounced dag). Cf. German Tag. Both come from a Primitive Indo-European root dhegh, as did the Latin word Dies (pronounced dee-ayz). The English word does NOT come from the Latin.
Hello? Topcoat is a Modern English word.
The equivalent of the word Vater in English is "father."
The equivalent of the word Ehemann in English is "husband."
The equivalent of the word Verzeichnis in English is "Directory."