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Has there been an interrogative word to ask for a quantity or amount?

How did English end up with names for days of the week like Monday, borrowed from Latin but then also translated?

What does the phrase "or euer" mean in Middle English from the 1500s?

Why does the past tense form of sleep have a weak suffix?

Why did the vowel in "Christ" become long in moving from Old English to Middle English?

What did Old English use Ꝥ for?

Why is the origin of “threshold” uncertain?

Are there any Germanic cognates to "lithe"?

Identifying Compound words in Modern English

What's up with "this," in Old English(Ænȝlıſ͡ċ/Anglo Saxon‽)

Was Old English "ēalās" equivalent to Modern English "hello"?

Use of "a-" before words, not the indefinite article [duplicate]

How did *Old* English transform into *Middle* English so quickly?

What is the word?

What is the earliest written example of Old English?

Was there a /t͡ʃ/ to /k/ sound change from Old English?

Why did Old English use C while other Germanic languages used K?

Are Anglo-Saxon words better at expressing emotion? [closed]

Why did "it" lose its initial 'h' but other pronouns such as "him" and "her" didn't?

What did "on by out, over, up" mean?