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Old Frisian

American  

noun

  1. the Frisian language before c1500. OFris, OFris.


Old Frisian British  

noun

  1.  OFris.  the Frisian language up to about 1400

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Etymology

Origin of Old Frisian

First recorded in 1830–35

Example Sentences

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Many Frisians accompanied the Angles and Saxons to Britain, and Old English was in many respects more closely connected with Old Frisian than with any other Low German dialect.

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So they did when the laws of the Old Frisian republic were composed, and when the so-called Old Frisian was the language of the country.

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His grammars of Old Frisian, Icelandic and Anglo-Saxon were unapproached in his own time, and are still admirable.

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Such is really the case with the Old Frisian.

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The Frisian and Dutch.—It is a current statement that the Old Frisian bears the same relation to the Modern Dutch of Holland that the Anglo-Saxon does to the English.

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