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Old English and Beowulf →#5 of 7
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Old English Syntax: Part 1
31:13Old English Morphology and Word Order
46:50Old English Verbs, Adjectives, and Exam Preparation
48:05Old English Verbs, Part 1
44:59Old English Nouns: Strong and Weak Declensions
18:05Old English Pronouns: Forms and Usage
22:59Old English: Pronunciation, Grammar, Case System, and Word-Formation
35:56Old English Nouns: Strong and Weak Declensions
An MIT lecture exploring the morphology of Old English nouns, differentiating between strong and weak declension patterns based on foundational texts in historical linguistics.
MIT 21L.601J / 24.916J Old English and Beowulf, Spring 2023
Arthur Bahr talks about Old English nouns, based on information in Peter Baker's book Introduction to Old English, and how there are two different kinds: strong and weak.