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Old English
450 - 1100
Middle English
1150 - 1500
Early Modern English
1500 - 1750
Late Modern English
Current
What occurred once Old Norse came into contact with English?
Many lexical borrowings into English occurred in areas like violence and war (e.g. gun, slaughter, war, beserk), animals (e.g. bull, bug, reindeer), and pronouns (they, them, their).
Middle English with Old Norse borrowings?
e.g. knife, skull, die, hit, anger, awkward, glitter
Introduction of Norman French words into English #1
Many words that we use today relating to law and power originated from this period | ‘Court’, ‘Law’, ‘Jury’, ‘Government’, ‘Judge’, ‘Castle’, ‘Crown’
Introduction of Norman French words into English #2
e.g. enter, chamber, purchase, blouse, beef, pork, mutton