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Life of St Edmund §

Edited by Tarrin Wills

gelǣred ‘learned’

nom. m. pret. participle;

læran (verb; wk verb): teach, instruct

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sūþan ‘from the south’

suðan (adv.; adv): from the south

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sancte ‘St’

gen. sg.

sanct (noun m.; masc noun): saint

sancte Benedictes stōwe ‘St Benedict’s burial place’: I.e. St Benoit sur Loire

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Benedictes ‘Benedict’s’

gen.

Benedikt (noun m.): Benedict

sancte Benedictes stōwe ‘St Benedict’s burial place’: I.e. St Benoit sur Loire

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stōwe ‘burial place’

dat. sg.

stow (noun f.; fem noun): place

sancte Benedictes stōwe ‘St Benedict’s burial place’: I.e. St Benoit sur Loire

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Æþelredes ‘Æthelred’

gen.

Æþelred (noun ?; prop name): Aethelred

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cynincges ‘of King’

gen. sg.

cyning (noun m.; masc noun): king

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dæge ‘the time’

dat. sg.

dæg (noun m.; masc noun): day

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Dūnstāne ‘Dunstan’

dat.

Dunstan (noun m.): Dunstan

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ærcebisceope ‘Archbishop’

dat. sg.

arcebiscop (noun m.): archbishop

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gēarum ‘years’

dat. pl.

gear (noun n.; neut noun): year

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forðfērde ‘died’

3rd pers. pret. sg.

forðferan (verb): die

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Abbo ‘Abbo’

nom.

Abbo (noun m.): Abbo

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Sum swȳðe gelǣred munuc cōm sūþan ofer fram sancte Benedictes stōwe on Æþelredes cynincges dæge Dūnstāne ærcebisceope, þrim gēarum ǣr forðfērde, and se munuc hātte Abbo.

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