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Early English: A Study of Old and Middle English.

Modern Language Notes, 1959
Stanley B. Greenfield   +1 more
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‘ea’ in early Middle English

2011
Roger Lass, Margaret Laing
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Early Middle English Texts.

Modern Language Notes, 1953
Stefan Einarsson   +2 more
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Diffusion and Change in Early Middle English

2014
The present study examines the diffusion of three linguistic variables in Early Middle English with special focus on the East versus West Midlands divide, namely the reduction from four to three stems in the gradation of strong verbs, variation between Middle English "a" and "o" and the decline of the dual forms of the personal pronoun.
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Is Early Middle English a Koiné language?

This essay reviews the oft-understudied Early Middle English Koiné Hypothesis and reviews the historical context and criteria to judge whether it could qualify as a koiné language. Koiné Greek, Taiwanese Hokkien, Middle Mandarin, and Modern Hebrew are used as historical examples.
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Early Middle English — 13th century

1998
Below is the opening of a poem called The Fox and the Wolf, dating from the early part of the 13th century.
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Feet in Early Middle English: Ie-Reduction

2023
Nelson Goering, Goering Nelson
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