Explore the roots of the English language with "A Dictionary of the First or Oldest Words in the English Language," compiled by Herbert Coleridge. This meticulously researched volume delves into the vocabulary of the Semi-Saxon period, specifically from A.D. 1250 to 1300, offering a fascinating glimpse into Middle English and its Old English origins.
A valuable resource for anyone interested in etymology, lexicography, and the evolution of English grammar, this dictionary provides insight into the linguistic landscape of a pivotal era. Discover the origins of familiar words and trace their transformations through centuries of usage. Perfect for language enthusiasts, students of linguistics, and anyone curious about the history of the English language, this book offers a unique and enduring perspective on the building blocks of modern communication. A timeless reference work, this dictionary illuminates the rich tapestry of English vocabulary.
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