New posts in early-modern-english

Thank thou or Thank thee

What's an early modern English excalmation roughly meaning "raise the roof!"?

What were nightmares called before "nightmare" was used in that sense?

How do you conjugate Early Modern English verbs (other than present tense)?

What is the grammatical construction in “Be but sworn”?

…down the primrose path

First use of "jack-o'-Lantern” in reference to the Carved-Pumpkin?

How Was "Feast" Pronounced in Early Modern English?

What does "thy" mean?

How is "ought" used in this King James Bible verse?

Rhyming conventions of Early Modern English

Has the verb "to import me" ever been commonly used in English the way "to concern me" is in the phrase "It does not concern me"?

How obsolete is the word "overmorrow"?

What is the difference between "thee" and "thou"?

How and why have some words changed to a complete opposite?

What animal is a “weefil”?

Why "the powers that be"?

What were the rules for capitalising nouns in the 17th and 18th centuries?

Is that an "r" in "worship" in a text from 1591?