Old English

The English phrase ‘long’ is translated to Old English as lang.

The English word “new” is translated into Old English as nīwe. The adjective nīwe is used to describe something that has been recently made or created.

The Old English word for “winter” is winter.

In Old English, the word for pride is mod.

The Old English word for egg is æg. The term æg refers to the edible egg of a domestic fowl or the contents of such an egg used as food.

The Old English way to say cheers is wes hāl. This phrase is used as a toast when drinking.

The Old English word for butterfly is buttorflēoge. The term refers to the insect known as a butterfly.

The English phrase ‘agree’ is translated into Old English as ġeþwǣrian.

The English phrase ‘art’ is translated into Old English as cræft. The term refers to a skill or specialized craft used to create something.

The Old English word for “where” is hwǣr.