Modern English–Old English dictionary
Old English translation of the English word downfall
English | English (Old English) (translated indirectly) | Esperanto |
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(downhill; downward; downwards; below) | niþer | |
🔗 She moved down through the garden. | ||
(drop; lapse) | feallan | |
🔗 The house must have fallen on her. | ||
(autumn) | hærfest | |
🔗 Reinking is from Morton, Illinois and is believed to have moved to the Nashville area last fall. | ||
(come about; happen; occur; take place; be afoot; come on; come to pass; be set; transpire) | becuman ; weorþan |
English | English (Old English) |
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down | ⇆ be; ⇆ dune; ⇆ neoþan; ⇆ neoþone; ⇆ niþer |
fall | ⇆ afeallan; ⇆ ahreosan; ⇆ befeallan; ⇆ crincan; ⇆ cringan; ⇆ dreosan; ⇆ dryre; ⇆ feallan; ⇆ fiell; ⇆ fyll; ⇆ gefeallan; ⇆ hreosan; ⇆ hryre; ⇆ hærfest; ⇆ sigan |
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