Anglo-Saxon Prim
Anglo-Saxon Primer, With Grammar, Notes, and Glossary Eighth Edition Revised
作者：Sweet, Henry, 1845-1912
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共 155 题- AN ANGLO-SAXON PRIMER
- With
- Grammar, Notes, and Glossary
- HENRY SWEET, M.A., PH.D., LL.D.
- Eighth Edition, Revised
- PREFACE TO FIRST EDITION.
- HENRY SWEET.
- PREFACE TO THIRD EDITION.
- HENRY SWEET.
- CONTENTS.
- Page
- GRAMMAR 1
- TEXTS 55
- NOTES 91
- GLOSSARY 97
- GRAMMAR.
- SOUNDS.
- VOWELS.
- CONSONANTS.
- STRESS.
- PHONOLOGY.
- VOWELS.
- The following changes are _mutations_:--
- By _gradation_ the vowels are related as follows:--
- CONSONANTS.
- INFLECTIONS.
- NOUNS.
- STRONG MASCULINES.
- STRONG NEUTERS.
- STRONG FEMININES.
- WEAK MASCULINES.
- WEAK NEUTERS.
- So also _[=e]are_ 'ear.'
- WEAK FEMININES.
- PROPER NAMES.
- ADJECTIVES.
- STRONG ADJECTIVES.
- WEAK ADJECTIVES.
- The weak inflections of adjectives agree exactly with the noun ones:-
- COMPARISON.
- The following show different roots:--
- NUMERALS.
- PRONOUNS.
- PERSONAL.
- POSSESSIVE.
- INTERROGATIVE.
- DEMONSTRATIVE.
- RELATIVE.
- INDEFINITE.
- VERBS.
- STRONG VERBS.
- I. 'Fall'-conjugation.
- II. 'Shake'-conjugation.
- The following shows contraction of original _ea_:--
- III. 'Bind'-conjugation.
- IV. 'Bear'-conjugation.
- V. 'Give'-conjugation.
- The following is contracted in most forms:--
- VI. 'Shine'-conjugation.
- VII. 'Choose'-conjugation.
- WEAK VERBS.
- I. _an-_verbs.
- Further examples of this class are:--
- INFINITIVE. THIRD PRES. PRET. PARTIC. PRET.
- II. 'Wean'-_conjugation_.
- III. 'Love'-_conjugation_.
- STRONG-WEAK VERBS.
- ANOMALOUS VERBS.
- Similarly _nyllan_ (will not):--
- DERIVATION.
- PREFIXES.
- ENDINGS.
- The following are also independent words:--
- The following exist (sometimes in a different form) as independent words:--
- VERBS.
- ADVERBS.
- DERIVATIONS FROM PARTICIPLES.
- SYNTAX.
- GENDER.
- CASES.
- CONCORD.
- APPOSITION.
- ADJECTIVES.
- ARTICLES.
- PRONOUNS.
- VERBS.
- NUMBER.
- TENSES.
- The preterite has the meaning of the modern
- PASSIVE.
- SUBJUNCTIVE.
- The chief cases are the following:--
- INFINITIVE.
- GERUND.
- The gerund is used--
- PREPOSITIONS.
- NEGATION.
- CORRELATION.
- WORD-ORDER.
- GENERAL TABLE OF ENDINGS.
- TEXTS.
- I.
- SENTENCES.
- II.
- FROM THE GOSPEL OF ST. MATTHEW.
- VII. 24-7.
- XII. 18-21.
- XIII. 3-8.
- XIII. 24-30.
- XIII. 44-8.
- XVIII. 12-14.
- XX. 1-16.
- XXII. 2-14.
- XXV. 1-13.
- XXV. 14-30.
- III.
- OLD TESTAMENT PIECES.
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- V.
- IV.
- SAMSON.
- V.
- FROM THE CHRONICLE.
- VI.
- KING EDMUND.
- NOTES.
- I. SENTENCES.
- II. FROM THE GOSPEL OF ST. MATTHEW.
- III. OLD TESTAMENT PIECES.
- IV. SAMSON.
- V. FROM THE CHRONICLE.
- VI. KING EDMUND.
- GLOSSARY.
- The following abbreviations are used :--
- B.
- C.
- D.
- F.
- G.
- H.
- I.
- L.
- M.
- N.
- O.
- P.
- R.
- S.
- U.
- W.
- Y.
- Notes