Old English

The English phrase “old” can be translated into Old English as eald.

In Old English, the phrase for loyal is ġetrīewe.

The Old English for “last night” is ġiestran niht, “yester-night”. The spelling ġystran niht is also found.

The English phrase west is west in Old English.

The English phrase “I am hungry” is translated into Old English as Me is hyngrig. This phrase is used to express a physical need for food.

The Old English word for “when” is expressed as þā or þonne.

The English phrase ‘go away’ is translated into Old English as gā aweg. The verb phrase is used to express the action of departing or leaving a place.

The Old English way to say bye is bēo gesund. This phrase serves as a short form for goodbye.

The English word strawberry is eorðberige in Old English. This term refers to the accessory fruit known as a strawberry.

In Old English, the word for ‘his’ is his. The word his is an attributive determiner used to indicate that something belongs to him.