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Author		Timofeeva, Olga
Title		Survival and loss of Old English religious vocabulary between 1150 and 1350

Written in		English
Source		English language and linguistics. - Cambridge : Cambridge Univ. Press
Volume		22
Year		2018
Issue		2
Page		225-247

Classification
Domains / Computational linguistics / Linguistic data processing / Corpus linguistics / Individual corpora / Language corpus (English) / DOEC

Domains / Mathematical linguistics / Language statistics / Lexicostatistics

Domains / Sociolinguistics / Speech community

Domains / Linguistic geography / Word geography

Domains / History of language / Language change / Conservatism (language change)

Domains / History of language / Vocabulary change / Lexical diffusion

Domains / History of language / Vocabulary change / Word obsolescence

Levels / Lexicology / Individual words / Lemmata

Levels / Lexicology / Loan word / Gallicism

Levels / Lexicology / Lexical field / Religion (lex. f.)

Indo-European languages / Germanic / English / Old English / West Saxon

Indo-European languages / Germanic / English / Middle English

Indo-European languages / Romance / French / Old French / Anglo-Norman


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DOEC ; Lexikometrie; Lexicometry; Automated Similarity Judgment Program; ASJP; Lexicostatistics ; Community language; Netzwerk (Soziolinguistik) ; Network (sociolinguistics) ; Speech community ; Sprachgeographie (lex.) ; Linguistic geography (lex.) ; Wortatlas; Word atlas; Word geography ; Conservatism (language change) ; Determinologisation ; Obsolescence (lex.) ; Word obsolescence ; Lemmata ; Gallicism ; Religion (lex. f.) ; Sächsische Dialekte (Altenglisch) ; Saxon dialects (Old English) ; West Saxon ; Middle English ; Normannisch (in England) ; Anglo-Norman

Subject terms
lord (mittelengl. Lemma) \| dryhten (mittelengl. Lemma) \| sir (mittelengl. Lemma) \| hǣlend (mittelengl. Lemma) \| saviour (mittelengl. Lemma) \| heathen (mittelengl. Lemma) \| paien (mittelengl. Lemma) \| doom (mittelengl. Lemma) \| judgement (mittelengl. Lemma) \| saracen (mittelengl. Lemma) \| god-speller (mittelengl. Lemma) \| evangelist (mittelengl. Lemma) \| witega (mittelengl. Lemma) \| prophet (mittelengl. Lemma) \| friar (mittelengl. Lemma) \| preach (mittelengl. Lemma) \| preacher (mittelengl. Lemma) \| bodian (mittelengl. Lemma) \| Oxford English Dictionary = OED \| Middle English Dictionary = MED \| Linguistic Atlas of Early Middle English = LAEME