Category:Old English terms derived from Latin
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Old English terms that originate from Latin.
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Pages in category "Old English terms derived from Latin"
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- Aaron
- abbad
- abbadisse
- abbod
- Abel
- Abraham
- accent
- Adam
- æbs
- æced
- Ægypte
- ælmesse
- æstel
- Affrica
- Africanisc
- Afrisc
- albe
- alewe
- Alexander
- Alexandria
- amigdal
- Amilcor
- ampella
- ancor
- ancra
- Andreas
- Angelseaxan
- anhorn
- Antiochia
- apostata
- Aprelis
- Arabia
- Arabisc
- arce-
- Arianisc
- Arius
- Asia
- assa
- asse
- assen
- Augustus
- Aulixes
B
C
- cac
- Caðum
- cæfester
- calend
- camp
- cancer
- candel
- capitul
- capun
- carcern
- Cartaina
- carte
- casaer
- caser
- casere
- castel
- cawel
- cawl
- ceac
- cealc
- ceap
- ceapian
- ceas
- ceaster
- Ceaster
- ceder
- celmertmann
- cemes
- Cent
- centaurie
- cerubim
- ciepe
- ciern
- ciese
- cimbal
- circul
- cisten
- clauster
- cluse
- clustor
- clysan
- coc
- consolde
- consul
- copor
- corona
- cræftlic
- cræsta
- cranic
- Crecas
- creda
- crisp
- Crist
- cristalla
- cristen
- croh
- cruc
- culter
- cumpæder
- cyf
- cylen
- cyll
- cymen
- cyrtel