02-09-2025, 08:01 PM
I'd like to add something here. I've been busy with Currier B and the word "chedy and c+hedy" over the past few days. I know that chedy and c+hedy are translated as "chedy and shedy" in EVA. For me, the word would be geba and gheba.
in wiktionary I found the following:
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Old English: giefan
West Saxon: gifan
Late West Saxon: gyfan
Anglian, Kentish: gefan, geofan, giofan
translated as to give
in wiktionary I found the following:
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Old English: giefan
West Saxon: gifan
Late West Saxon: gyfan
Anglian, Kentish: gefan, geofan, giofan
translated as to give

