Graham Scheper - Invidious

Graham Scheper

I study and make content about languages, primarily Old English and Latin. My series 'Word Æfter Cwæð' brings in for discussion various experts on fields relating to early medieval England, and has featured guests such as Geoffrey Russom, Stephen Pollington, Daniel Anlezark, and Jackson Crawford.

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A Lost Old English Time of Day (or Night?)

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English’s unique palatalization

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Etymology of “snow” and the “o” sound in English

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Two apple drinks and their etymologies

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Woden, Old High German, and more with Stephen Pollington

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The most depressing Old English poem

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The word “forest” in English

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The etymology of “leaf”

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Why does “light” have two completely different meanings?

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A lost adjective for the color of falling leaves

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This word has been essentially unchanged for 1500 years

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Why can’t you say “many *sheeps”?

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Medieval German charm against… disease worms?

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What does “over hill and dale” actually mean?

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Why is it “sorrow” and not “sorge”?

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Why do we have Palatalization in some words and not others?

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The Days of the Week in Old English

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My best Jackson Crawford impression

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The morning in Old English

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Two (of many) words for “tree” in Old English

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What did we call it before “mountain”?

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Three Old English words relating to roads

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[DE] Kannst du Althochdeutsch verstehen? (ein Zauberspruch gegen Nasenbluten)

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How did German sound 1,000 years ago? (a charm for nosebleeds)

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An Autumn poem in Old English

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The Anglo-Saxon “Hærfest” season

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Why is it a “church” and not a “kirk”?

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Longfellow’s (unfortunate) Beowulf translation attempt

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Two words for “forest” in Old English

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Seikilos Epitaph

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Cædmon’s Hymn

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