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Category:Middle English terms with /hl hn hr/

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Newest pages ordered by last category link update:
  1. lhevedy
  2. nhicke
  3. lhevedi
  4. lhoude
  5. lhude
  6. hleiter
  7. hrere
  8. rhof
  9. lheddre
  10. lhord
Oldest pages ordered by last edit:
  1. lhevedy
  2. lhord
  3. lheddre
  4. rhof
  5. hrere
  6. hleiter
  7. lhude
  8. lhoude
  9. lhevedi
  10. nhicke

Already in Late Old English, but especially in the Middle English period, Old English /xl/, /xn/, /xr/ ([l̥], [n̥], [r̥], <hl hn hr>) gradually became /l/, /n/, /r/. Except for in the Ayenbite of Inwit, these sounds (in Middle English /hl/, /hn/, /hr/, now spelt <lh nh rh> alongsides OE <hl hn hr>) are only found in Early Middle English.


Pages in category "Middle English terms with /hl hn hr/"

The following 11 pages are in this category, out of 11 total.