Old English
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English OnlineLDOCE OnlineˌOld ˈEnglish (written abbreviation OE) noun [uncountable] the earliest form of English used from about AD 500 to 1050, also called Anglo-Saxon, which developed into Middle English
ˌOld ˈEnglish nounSyllable
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Old English
ˌOld ˈEnglish
written abbreviation, OE noun [uncountable]
the earliest form of English used from about AD 500 to 1050, also called Anglo-Saxon, which developed into Middle English
ˌOld ˈEnglish
written abbreviation, OE noun [uncountable]the earliest form of English used from about AD 500 to 1050, also called Anglo-Saxon, which developed into Middle English