Principles of English Etymology: The native element

A. S. form accent adjectives allied Anglo-Saxon appears Aryan Aryan root borrowed from Lat century cognate commonly consonantal consonants Danish denoted derived dialect Dict Dictionary dimin diphthong Dutch English words Etym etymology examples explained final French Goth Gothic gradation Greek Grimm's Law guttural Hence High German i-mutation Icel Icelandic initial Irish Kluge Latin letters Lith Lithuan long vowels Low German medially Mercian Middle English modern English mutation Northumbrian occurs Old High German orig origin past tense phonetic plural prefix preserved pronounced pronunciation remarkable Russ Sanskrit Scand Scandinavian sense shew shifting short shortened Sievers sound spelling spelt stem strong verb substantives suffix Swed Sweet syllable symbol Teut Teutonic languages Teutonic type usually Verner's Law vowel-sounds weak verb whence whilst written