Old English

The English word ‘send’ is translated into Old English as sendan. The verb means to make something go somewhere.

The Old English word for darkness is deorcnes. deorcnes is used to describe the state of being dark.

The English phrase ‘these’ is translated into Old English as þās. þās is the plural of this (pron).

Old English had no word for a spoiled brat. The closest description is unġehȳrsum cild, “a disobedient child”.

Have in Old English is habban, meaning to possess. habban means to have or to own something.

The Old English for “to show” is ēowian. ætīewan, “to reveal, display”, is also used.

The Old English word for crime is synn. synn refers to a specific act committed in violation of the law.

The Old English word for garden is geard. geard is a noun meaning a piece of land outside with flowers and plants.

The English phrase rock is translated into Old English as carr. The term refers to a large stone or boulder.

Thunder in Old English is þunor. þunor means the deep rumbling noise that follows lightning.