The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
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Text 1. The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
1) A 896 On þȳ ȳlcan ʒēre worhte sē foresprecena here ʒeweorc bē Lyʒan XX mīla bufan Lundenbyriʒ.
2)þā þæs on sumera fōron micel dǣl þāra burʒwara ond eāc ōþres folces þæt hīe ʒedydon æt þāra Deniscan ʒeweorce, ond þǣr wurdon ʒeflīemde, and sume fēower cyninges þeʒnas ofsleʒene.
3)þā þæs on hærfeste þā wicode sē cyng on nēāweste þǣre byriʒ, þā hwīle þe hie hire corn ʒerȳpan, þært þā Deniscan him ne mehton þæs rīpes forwiernan.
4)þā sume dæʒe rād sē cyng ūp be þǣre sǣ, and ʒehawade hwaer mon mehte þā ēa forwyrcan þæt hiē ne mehton þā scipu ūtbrengan.
1)In the same year, the before mentioned army built a fortress by the river Lea, 20 miles above London.
2)In that summer, (a) great part of the citizens with/and other people, went and arrived at/reached at the Danish fortress ; and there were put to flight, and some four king's thanes were killed/slain.
3)Then during harvest, the king dwelled near to the town, while they(people) reaped the corn, where the Danish cannot prevent harvest reaping.
4)Then a certain day the king ride up by the sea, and observed where the river can be obstructed, so they aren’t able to bring out their ship.
Word as used in the text | Analysis,notes | Corresponding NE word | Translation |
2 речення þā þæs on sumera fōron micel dǣl þāra burʒwara ond eāc ōþres folces þæt hīe ʒedydon æt þāra Deniscan ʒeweorce, ond þǣr wurdon ʒeflīemde, and sume fēower cyninges þeʒnas ofsleʒene. In that summer, (a) great part of the citizens with/and other people, went and arrived at/reached at the Danish fortress ; and there were put to flight, and some four king's thanes were killed/slain. | |||
þā | pron. | the that, those; when | |
þæs | pron. | the that | that |
on | prep.; adv. | on, upon, in, at | in |
sumera (sumor) | Noun strong a-stem; gen.plur. sumor | summer | summer |
fōron (faran) | Verb strong class 6 | to go ; travel | went |
micel(micel) | Strong adjective | big ; large; great | great |
dǣl | Noun strong i-stem | part | part |
þāra | pronoun | those | (of) those |
burʒwara(ME-burhware) | coll. | citizens of a town/country | citizens |
ond | and | ||
eāc | with | with | |
ōþres | other | other(s) | |
folces(folc) | Noun strong-a-stem | a people ; nation ; tribe 2. crowd 3. (in the singular or plural) people (multiple individuals) 4. military ; army; troop 5. (in compounds) popular 6. (in compounds) public ; common ; general 7. (in compounds) country ; rural | people |
þæt | pronoun | the that | that |
hīe | pronoun | her, them | they |
ʒedydon (ʒedon) | irr.verb | to do, perform, reach | reached |
æt | TO, AT | at | |
þāra | those | the | |
Deniscan | Strong adjective | 1. Danish ; Norse | Danish |
ʒeweorce | n.n.a. | work; fortress, fort | fortress |
ond | and | and | |
þǣr (þār) | adv | there, where | there |
wurdon(weorðan) | Verb Strong | to come to be to be made to arise come be (2) to come to pass to be done to happen to take place befall come be | were |
ʒeflīemde ( ʒeflīeman/ʒeflyman) | wv/n | to put to flight/flight | put to flight |
and | conj | and, against/along/with | and |
sume (sum) | ind. pron. | one of many/a certain…./some | some |
fēower(feówer) | num | Four | four |
cyninges | Noun strong a-stem; gen.sing. | king | king’s |
þeʒnas (þeʒn) | n., masc., a-stem | thane((in Anglo-Saxon England) a man who held land granted by the king or by a military nobleman, ranking between an ordinary freeman and a hereditary noble.), retainer, follower, servant, man, warrior | thanes |
ofsleʒene(ofslean) (slain) | sv. 6 | to kill/slain | (were) killed/slain. |
3 речення þā þæs on hærfeste þā wicode sē cyng on nēāweste þǣre byriʒ, þā hwīle þe hie hire corn ʒerȳpan, þært þā Deniscan him ne mehton þæs rīpes forwiernan. Then during harvest(autumn), the king dwelled near to the town, while they(people) reaped the corn, where the Danish cannot prevent harvest reaping. | |||
þā | pron. | the that, those; when | When |
þæs | pron. | the that | that |
on | prep.; adv. | on, upon, in, at | at/during |
hærfeste (hærfest) | Noun strong a-stem; dat. sing. | harvest; autumn | harvest |
þā | pron. | the that, those; when | |
wicode(wicode, gewicod - (from wician 'to dwell') | wv. | to dwell | dwelled |
sē | demon.pron. | that | the |
cyng(cyning)(cynn) | Noun /m. | king | king |
on | prep.; adv. | on, upon, in, at | |
nēāweste | Strong Feminine Noun | neighborhood ,nearness | near |
þǣre | pron. fem. | the that | the |
byriʒ(s.burh) | n.f. | city | town |
þā | pron. | the that, those; when | |
hwīle(hwīl) | noun | while,space of time,period of time | while |
þe | relative particle,often enclitically joined to pronouns or adverbs | the | |
hie | pron. | they | they (as people) |
hire(hi/heo/hie) | s./pron | their | their |
corn | n.a | corn(зерно) | corn |
ʒerȳpan(ʒeripan) | sv | to reap(збирати врожай) | reaped |
þært(þær/þār) | adv | there/where | where |
þā | pron. | the that, those; when | the |
Deniscan | Strong adjective | 1. Danish ; Norse | Danish |
him | pron. | them | |
ne | part | not | not |
mehton | Verb preterite-present | can ; to be able | can |
þæs | demon.pronoun | the that | the |
rīpes | Strong Neuter Noun | 1. reaping harvest 2. what is reaped or gathered in cut corn sheaf 2. ripeness maturity | reaping harvest |
forwiernan | Verb Weak wv/ | to prevent | prevent |
4 речення- þā sume dæʒe rād sē cyng ūp be þǣre sǣ, and ʒehawade hwaer mon mehte þā ēa forwyrcan þæt hiē ne mehton þā scipu ūtbrengan. Then a certain day the king rode up by the sea, and observed where the river can be obstructed, that they aren’t able to bring out their ship. | |||
þā | pron. | the that, those; when | Then |
sume | indef.pron | one of many, a certain, same | a certain |
dæʒe | n.m.a | a day | day |
rād (ridan) | Noun strong ō-stem | 1. journey ; ride 2. raid ; expedition | ride |
sē | demon.pron. | that | the |
cyng | Noun strong a-stem | Alternative form of cyning | king |
ūp | adv. | up | up |
be | prp. | by , near, to,for,because of, about,concerning | by |
þǣre | pron. fem. | the that | the |
sǣ | n.m\f.i | the sea | sea |
and | prp+dat. | against , on , into | and |
ʒehawade(ʒehawian) cт33 | wv. past tense | to look at, observe | observed |
hwaer | adv | where, Anywhere | where |
mon | pron.indef. | man | |
mehte (magan) | Verb preterite-present | can ; to be able | can |
þā | pron. | the that, those; when | the |
ēa | n.f.cons | water, river | river |
forwyrcan | Verb weak class 1 | 1. to work wrongfully ; do wrong ; sin 2. to destroy through wrongful working; work up or away 3. to forfeit ; lose by evildoing 4. to be guilty | be obstructed |
þæt | pron | that | so |
hiē | pron. | they | they |
ne | parl. | not | not |
mehton | prs. | may, to be able | be able to |
þā | pron. | the that, those; when | their |
scipu | n.n.a | ship | ship |
ūtbrengan | v.irr | to bring out | to bring out |
A. 896. In that same year the before-mentioned army constructed a fortress on the Lea, twenty miles above London.After this, in summer, a great body of the townsmen, and also of other people, went onwards until they arrived at the Danish fortress ; and there they were put to flight, and some four king's thanes were slain. Then after this, during harvest, the king encamped near to the town, while the people reaped the corn, so that the Danish-men might not deprive them of the crop. Then on a certain day the king ix)de up alor^ the river, and observed where the river might be obstructed, so tiiat they would be unable to bring out their ships.
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