Category:English learned borrowings from Old English
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English terms that are learned loanwords from Old English, that is, terms that were directly incorporated from Old English instead of through normal language contact.
To categorize a term into this category, use {{lbor|en|ang|source_term}} (or {{learned borrowing|...}}, using the same syntax), where source_term is the Old English term that the term in question was borrowed from.
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- Ælfred
- Ælfric
- æsc
- Aethelred
- atgar
- atheed
- beag
- Beowulf
- botleas
- bretwalda
- burh
- ceorl
- cyning
- ealdorman
- ent
- eorl
- eorlcundman
- Eostre
- eoten
- esne
- Ethelred
- evenglome
- evennight
- faeder
- feorm-fultum
- Frig
- frumgild
- fyrd
- gafolgelder
- gebur
- gemot
- geneat
- gesith
- gesithcund
- gesithcundman
- gesithman
- geteld
- hadbot
- halywercfolk
- healsfang
- Heorot
- heretoga
- hidegild
- hlaford
- Hretha
- Hrothgar
- landfyrd
- lithsman
- maegth
- magbote
- manbote
- mathom
- mildheartedness
- nicor
- nightgloom
- ora
- orlay
- sceat
- scop
- scyle
- seax
- Seaxneat
- sibling
- sixhyndman
- sulung
- theed
- Theodism
- Thingstead
- Throwends
- Thunor
- thyle
- Tiu
- twelfhyndman
- twyhyndman
- wealh
- Wendel Sea
- wergeld
- Wicca
- witan
- witenagemot
- Woden
- wordhoard
- wyrd
- Wyrd
- wyrm
- yr