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1: Old English Basics and Nominals Figure: Northwestern Europe c. 400 (map: public domain / WMC) Script f u o r c g w h n i I p x s t b e m l d a y j f r c g w h n g p e s t b e m l i d

  1. 1: Old English Basics and Nominals

  2. Figure: Northwestern Europe c. 400 (map: public domain / WMC)

  3. Script f u þ o r c g w h n i š I p x s t b e m l ŋ œ d a æ y j Ä f ū þ ō r c g w h n ī g ē p e s t b e m l i ē d ā æ ȳ ī ē e r o s ā ē y y æ ȳ s e o e o i ī e h a a n þ æ c s r o a o r d n f n g d r h o l g r o n g g e g c r r h n u n l r h e r n u l þ l c A Æ B C D E F G H I L M N O P R S T Þ Ð U Ƿ Y a æ b c d e f g h i l m n o p r s t þ ð u ƿ y

  4. A Taste of Old English Bede, Ecclesiastical History of the English People “ Breoton ist garsecges ealond, ðæt wæs iu geara Albion haten: is geseted betwyh norðdæle and westdæle, Germanie and Gallie and Hispanie þam mæstum dælum Europe myccle fæce ongegen. Þæt is norð ehta hund mila lang, and tu hund mila brad. Hit hafað fram suðdæle þa mægþe ongean, þe mon hateþ Gallia Bellica. Hit is welig þis ealond on wæstmum and on treowum misenlicra cynna; and hit is gescræpe on læswe sceapa and neata; and on sumum stowum wingeardas growaþ. Swylce eac þeos eorþe is berende missenlicra fugela and sæwihta, and fiscwyllum wæterum and wyllgespryngum. ”

  5. A Fusional Language Language Types ⒈ Synthetic: High morpheme-per-word ratio a. Fusional: overlay of morphemes (Latin, German, Old English) b. Agglutinative: affixation of morphemes (Finnish) ⒉ Analytic: low morpheme-per-word ratio (Chinese, English) m singular plural Nom. stān stānas Acc. stān stānas Gen. stānes stāna Dat. stāne stānum

  6. Flexible Word Order: English vs German The servant seeks the king The king seeks the servant Der Diener sucht den König Den König sucht der Diener dass der Diener den König sucht Den König der Diener sucht Der König sucht den Diener

  7. Flexible Word Order: Modern English vs Old English The servant seeks the king The king seeks the servant Se þēow sēceð þone cyning Þone cyning sēceð se þēow Þone cyning se þēow sēceð Se þēow þone cyning sēceð Se cyning sēceð þone þēaw

  8. German Parallels Ic geseo minne cyning Ich sehe meinen König Him wæs þearf micel Ihm war Bedarf großer Þa wæs Sarran sar on mode Dann war(’s) Sara schmerzhaft am Herzen

  9. Nominals: Nouns, Pronouns, Adjectives Old English nominals inflect for: ▶ case : nominative, accusative, genitive, dative, (instrumental); ▶ number : singular, (dual,) plural; ▶ gender : masculine, neuter, feminine; ▶ pronouns also inflect for person : first, second, third.

  10. Case These are the basic uses of the cases: Nominative subject, subject complement, address Accusative direct object, object complement Genitive possession, description, adverbial uses (note the parti- tive genitive construction) Dative interest, possession, adverbial uses (e.g. time), com- parison, (absolute) Instrumental means/manner, comparison, (accompaniment), time

  11. Nominative ▶ Se cyning is gōd ▶ Ælfred wæs Westseaxna cyning ▶ Lā ælmihtiga God and ealra cyninga cyning Accusative ▶ Ic gesēo mīnne cyning ▶ Þū hine ongēate unweorðne Genitive ▶ Æðelflǣd wæs þæs cyninges dohtor ▶ Angle sind swā fægeres hiwes menn ▶ Hē wunode on dūnum dæges and nihtes ▶ Fīftȳna sum sundwudu sōhte ▶ Se wæs þāra manna mōdgast ealra

  12. Dative ▶ Hē geaf his dohtor Burgrēde cyninge ▶ Þā wearð God þām werode wrāð ▶ Him wæs þearf micel ▶ Dægtīdum ic oft spǣte sperebrōgan ▶ Hīe wǣron englum gelice ▶ (Þām gedōnum andswarige eall chor) Instrumental ▶ Se palm þe drihten sylf sette his āgenum handum ▶ Þā wæs gāst ofer holm boren miclum spēdum ▶ Þȳ geare wæs senoð æt Heorotforde ▶ Barrabas wæs þǣr þȳ sīðe on bendum ▶ Man bið þȳ strengra þe hē bið micel on his lichoman ▶ Ic ðē mæg sum bispell secgan, þæt þū meaht þȳ sweotolor ongitan

  13. Prepositions be “about, near” +dat. be streame ymb “about, after” +acc. ymb stream andlang “along” +gen. andlang streames mid “with” +dat./acc./inst. mid stream⒠ wið “against, towards” +acc./dat. wið stream⒠ With many locative prepositions, motion dictates case: Preposition Stasis/Dative Motion/Accusative in þām hūse þæt hūs ofer þām staðe þone sǣ under þām hrægle þæt hrægel Cf. German in der Stadt vs. in die Stadt ; Latin in ecclēsiā vs. in ecclēsiam .

  14. Distal Demonstrative Pronoun se Masc. sg. Neut. sg. Fem. sg. Plural Nom. se þæt sēo þā Acc. þone þæt þā þā Gen. þæs þæs þǣre þāra Dat. þām þām þǣre þām Inst. þȳ þȳ ▶ Se cyning is dēad ▶ Ic sēo þone cyning ▶ Ic eom þæs cyninges sunu ▶ Ic hiere þām cyninge ▶ Þȳ sweorde ic hine ofslōh

  15. Proximal Demonstrative Pronoun þes Masc. sg. Neut. sg. Fem. sg. Plural Nom. þes þis þēos þās Acc. þisne þis þās þās Gen. þisses þisses þisse þissa Dat. þissum þissum þisse þissum Inst. þȳs þȳs

  16. Personal Pronouns: First Person 1 sg. 1 dual 1 pl. Nom. ic wit wē Acc. mē unc ūs Gen. mīn uncer ūre Dat. mē unc ūs

  17. Personal Pronouns: Second Person 2 sg. 2 dual 2 pl. Nom. þū git gē Acc. þē inc ēow Gen. þīn incer ēower Dat. þē inc ēow

  18. Personal Pronoun: Third Person Masc. sg. Neut. sg. Fem. sg. Plural Nom. hē hit hēo hīe Acc. hine hit hīe hīe Gen. his his hire hira Dat. him him hire him

  19. Interrogative Pronoun Masc./fem. Neut. Nom. hwā hwæt Acc. hwone hwæt Gen. hwæs hwæs Dat. hwām hwām Inst. hwȳ hwȳ

  20. Weak Versus Strong German adjectives: ▶ Strong adjectives typically convey more precise grammatical information. großer Einfluss ; cf. großen Einfluss ▶ Weak adjectives have simplified inflection, thus have to be analyzed using their modifiers and governing verbs. Der Kopf gehört dem großen Mann. That head belongs to the tall man.

  21. Weak Versus Strong Old English nouns and adjectives: ▶ Strong nouns/adjectives typically convey more precise grammatical information. Stānes gecynd is heard. A stone’s nature is firm. He geseah sumne hārne stān. He saw a grey rock. ▶ Weak nouns/adjectives have simplified inflection, thus have to be analyzed using their modifiers. Gemyndig ic beo naman þines. On naman þinum gehæl me. On ðone haran stan . Towards the grey rock .

  22. Weak Versus Strong Old English nouns and adjectives: ▶ Strong nouns/adjectives typically convey more precise grammatical information. stān, stān, stānes, stāne stānas, stānas, stāna, stānum til, tilne, tiles, tilum tile, tile, tilra, tilum ▶ Weak nouns/adjectives have simplified inflection, thus have to be analyzed using their modifiers. nama, naman, naman, naman naman, naman, namena, namum til, tilan, tilan, tilan tilan, tilan, tilra, tilum

  23. Strong Nouns: Masculine and Neuter m singular plural singular plural Nom. stān stānas dæg dagas Acc. stān stānas dæg dagas Gen. stānes stāna dæges daga Dat. stāne stānum dæge dagum n singular plural singular plural Nom. word word scip scipu Acc. word word scip scipu Gen. wordes worda scipes scipa Dat. worde wordum scipe scipum

  25. Length short long vowel man, mann, ford, dweorh mān, fōr, dēor coda man, hǣs, fōr, dēor hǣst, ford, mann, dweorh syllable man, feoh mann, mān, hǣst, fōr, ford, dweorh, dēor stem man, werod, fugol, cyning mann, mān, hǣst, engel, īsern, hēafod, tungol

  26. Length ▶ A syllable (stem) is long if either its vowel or its coda is; ▶ Like all vowels, diphthongs (and digraphs) can be long or short. Thus a stem containing a long vowel is always long: ▶ long: gār, gāst, tīd, sōð, fȳr, sprǣc, ēa, fēond, hālga A stem containing a short vowel is short unless followed by more than one consonant: ▶ short: man, wer, dæg, feoh, hige, bana, guma ▶ long: mann, grund, healf, weorð, gefeoht The length of a simplex dissyllable stem with initial stress is determined from the length of its initial syllable; thus werod is short, hēafod long.

  27. So? The relevance for dæg is that short syllables with vowels corresponding to Proto-Germanic a will have fronted to æ in the singular but retained a in the plural (because they were here followed by a back vowel): dæg , dagas . The relevance for scip is that short neuter stems retain the old neuter plural -u (hence scipu ) whereas long stems drop it (hence word ).

  28. Strong Nouns: Feminine f singular plural singular plural Nom. lār lāra giefu giefa Acc. lāre lāra giefe giefa Gen. lāre lāra giefe giefa Dat. lāre lārum giefe giefum

  29. Weak Nouns m/n singular plural singular plural Nom. nama naman ēage ēagan Acc. naman naman ēage ēagan Gen. naman namena ēagan ēagena Dat. naman namum ēagan ēagum

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