Old English

The English phrase ‘summer’ is translated into Old English as sumor. The word refers to the hottest season of the year.

The Old English word for stupid is dysig. dysig is an adjective used to describe someone or something that is lacking in intelligence.

The Old English word for “storm” is storm.

The English phrase ‘because’ is translated into Old English as for þæm þe.

To say “have a good day” in Old English, use Hafa gōdne dæg. This phrase is a polite greeting used to wish someone a pleasant day as they depart.

The English phrase grass is græs in Old English. græs is a noun used to refer to a ground cover plant.

The Old English word for “return” is gecirran. gecirran is a verb used to describe the action of coming or going back.

The Old English word for shadow is sceadu. sceadu is a noun used to describe an area protected by an obstacle.

rēad is the Old English word for the colour red.

The Old English word for “my” is mīn. The word is used as a possessive determiner to indicate that something belongs to the speaker.