Saxon last names
[DOC File]Introduction to the Anglo-Saxon Period
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Name the Anglo-Saxon gods that provide names for two days of the week. Thor – god of weather, thunder, lightening – Thursday – Thor’s Day. Odin (Wodin) – god of death, poetry and magic – Wednesday – Odin’s Day. Four manly virtues: bravery, loyalty, generosity, and friendship. What was a bard (scop) responsible for?
[DOC File]ANGLO-SAXON PLANT-NAME SURVEY
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ASPNS was consulted four times last year by the Dictionary of Old English, involving four plant-names and a plant-related landscape feature. We also received a query from a researcher into early herbal remedies. ... ‘Anglo-Saxon Plant-Name Survey (ASPNS): Thirteenth Annual Report for 2011’, Old English Newsletter Online 43.1 (2012). ...
[DOC File]WA ___ Beowulf PART ONE
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WA___: NAMES and HEROES (2 sides min.) 1. NAMES (one-side minimum = 5 pts.) a Read through the NAMES PACKET. Choose a few you feel strongly about. Think about this concept of names. Names were a big deal during the Anglo-Saxon times and in Beowulf. Is this also true still in our society today? Where did you get your name?
[DOC File]ANGLO-SAXON PLANT-NAME SURVEY
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Title: ANGLO-SAXON PLANT-NAME SURVEY Author: Biggam Last modified by: Biggam Created Date: 1/14/2012 4:15:00 PM Company: University of Glasgow Other titles
[DOC File]ANGLO-SAXON PLACE-NAMES
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Title: ANGLO-SAXON PLACE-NAMES Author: sarah-g Last modified by: sarah-g Created Date: 12/6/2005 12:58:00 PM Company: Ashmolean Museum Other titles
[DOC File]Anglo-Saxons
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Early Anglo-Saxon religion was a pagan belief system based on Germanic mythology. Remnants of these gods remain in the English names for the days of the week: Tuesday - Tiw (god of war), Wednesday - Woden (god of the dead), Thursday – Thor (god of thunder) and Friday - Fréo (goddess of love).
[DOC File]Anglo-Saxon Webquest
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Anglo-Saxon Webquest. The purpose of this webquest is to explore the daily life, religion, and culture of the Anglo-Saxons. Learning about these aspects of Anglo-Saxon life will enhance your understanding of the time period and the Anglo-Saxon literature we will study.
[DOC File]Progress Monitoring Tool for Phonics:
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Names Test. by Patricia Cunningham and F.A. Dufflemeyer. Give the student a copy of the names. Ask him/her to read the names as if calling roll. You have your own copy that you mark with C for correct or, if the child does not read the name correctly, phonetically spell what the student reads.
[DOCX File]Anglo-Saxon Notes
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Some of our names of the days of the week come from the names of their gods. Thursday, from “Thor’s Day”- Thor was a terrifying and protecting god whose sign was much like the Nazi swastika. Wednesday, from “ Woden’s. Day”- Woden. was the god of death, poetry, and _____.
[DOC File]Anglo-Saxons invasion
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The six centuries of Anglo-Saxon rule have had a lasting influence on England. Many places are still called by their Anglo-Saxon names, and many Anglo-Saxon words are still used today. Our system of law is also based on ideas that can be traced back to Anglo-Saxon times.
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