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Old English Alphabet

a

n

[n], [ŋ]

æ

b

o

с

[k] or Ik']

p

d

r

e

s

[s] or [z]

f

[f] or [v]

t

з

[g], [g’], [γ] or [j]

þ

ð [ð] or [θ]

h

[x], [x']or [h]

u

i

w

1

x

m

y

[y]

The lenghth of vowels is shown by a macron: bát [ba:t], NE boat, or by a line above the letter. Long consonants are indicated by double letters.

The letters f, s and ð or þ stand for voiced fricatives between vowels and also between a vowel a a voiced consonant; otherwise they indicate corresponding voicelrss fricatives.

The letter з stands for [g] initially before back vowels, for [j] before and after front vowels, for [γ] between back vowels and for [g’] mostly when preceded by c.

Ōhthere sæde his hlāforde Ælfrēde

[′o:xtxere ′sæ:de his ′xla:vorde ′æIfre:de]

“Ohthere said (to) his lord Alfred

суninзе þæt hē ealra Norðmanna norþmest

[′kyniŋge θæt he: ′ealra ′norθֽmānna ′norþmest]

king that he (of) all Northmen to the North

būde ... þā fōr he зiet norþyhte

[′bu:de θa: fo:r he: jiet ′norθ,ryx’te]

lived (had lived). Then sailed he yet (farther) northwards

swā feor swā hē meahte on þǽm

[swa: feor swa: he: ′meaxte on θæ:m]

as far as he migtit (could) in the

ōþrum þtīm daзum зesiзlan.

[′о:ðrum dayum θri:m ′daγum je′siγlan]

other three days sail".

Lecture 4 Old English Phonetics

4 Hours

Plan

  1. Word stress.

  2. Origin of OE vowels.

  3. Origin of OE consonants.

Literature

Rastorgueva T.A. A History of English. M.,1983; M.,2005. - p.74-92.

Ilyish B. History of the English language. Л. 1972. – p 44-56.

Reznik R.V., Sorokina T.S., Reznik I.V. A History of the English Language. M., 2001. – p. 77-89.

Аракин В.Д. История английского языка. М., 1985. – c. 31-45.

Бруннер К. История английского языка. М., 2003. – Т.1, с. 176-200, 259-261,277-285.

Иванова И.П., Чахоян Л.П., Беляева Т.М. История английского языка. СПб., 1998. с. 46-68.

Смирницкий А.И. Древнеанглийский язык. М., 1998. – с. 60-154.

1.Word stress.

A dynamic or forced stress was imployed. Word stress was fixed: it remained on the same syllable in form – and wordbuilding. Polysyllabic words, especially compounds ay have two stresses, the chief being fixed on the first root morpheme. The position of stress in the words with prefixes varied: verb prefixes were unaccented, while in nouns and adjectives the stress was commonly thrown to the prefix..