Old English

The Old English word for turtle is byrdling. The term refers to a land or marine reptile with a shell.

The Old English word for knife is seax. seax refers to a utensil or tool designed for cutting.

The Old English word for time is tīma. tīma is a noun used to refer to a measurement of a quantity of time.

gōd is the Old English word for good, meaning pleasant or enjoyable. The term is an adjective used to describe something as pleasant or enjoyable.

The English phrase ‘king’ is translated into Old English as cyning.

The Old English word for cousin is nēfa. The term refers to the child of a person’s parent’s brother or sister.

The English word “love” translates to lufu in Old English. lufu is a noun meaning strong affection.

The English phrase ‘good job’ is expressed in Old English as wel gedōn.

To speak in Old English is sprecan. The verb sprecan is used to express the ability to communicate using a language.

The English phrase “yes” is translated into Old English as ġēa. The words in this group are particles used to indicate agreement or acceptance.