Old English

The Old English word for ‘key’ is cǣg. The term refers to a device designed to open and close a lock.

The Old English word for a party (social gathering) is gebeorscip.

The Old English word for eye is ēage. The word refers to the organ of sight.

The English phrase ‘go to sleep’ is translated into Old English as gān tō slǣpe. This phrase is used to describe the act of beginning to sleep.

The Old English word for poop is tord. The term tord is used as a noun to refer to feces.

The Old English word for twenty is twentig. twentig is a cardinal number used to denote the quantity of twenty.

The English phrase cold is translated into Old English as ceald. The word ceald is an adjective meaning having a low temperature.

The English word ‘bad’ is translated into Old English as yfel. The term is an adjective meaning unfavorable or negative.

The Old English word for home is hām. hām refers to a house or structure in which someone lives, see also domicile, dwelling, abode (noun).

The phrase “see you tomorrow” in Old English is ic geseo þe tomergen.