Graham Scheper - Invidious

Graham Scheper
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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 R.D. Fulk, Stephen Pollington, Geoffrey Russom, and Jackson Crawford.

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English compound tendency

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Catullus’s spring poem

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“hraðe” and “hraðor” in Old English

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Loss of intervocalic /v/ in English words

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Etymology of “nickname” and “adder”

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Etymology of “every”

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English’s Lost Grammatical Gender

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Caesar in Germanic languages

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Rain and raining in Old English

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April is here! #chaucer

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English and the “gerundive”

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Why is it “the quick and the dead”?

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Thence, hence, whither?

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Another three-word contraction in MnE

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The English language family tree

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The triple compound “not”

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Why do we say “piecemeal”?

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Our oldest Old English poem

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Two words for “animal” in Old English

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Clearing misconceptions on “wyrd”

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Does English have a Future tense?

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“Yes” and “yeah”

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Old English and Latin names for March

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English “equivalents” for famous Germanic words

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Strong VS weak verbs in English

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Why don’t we spell English how we pronounce it?

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My rendition of Tolkien’s “Ides Ælfscýne”

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Why you shouldn’t say “books”

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Sunglasses are quintessentially Old English

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What does “willy-nilly” actually mean?

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The Etymology of “Lent”

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A metathesis “mistake” in English

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Our names don’t make sense to us anymore

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The sky in Old English

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“Whom” explained etymologically

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Why do we spell words like book and good with two o’s?

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Why you shouldn’t make fun of “methinks”

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The You-plural problem in English

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Why do we say “cold” and not “chald”?

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Why do we say “I go” but “I went”?

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The etymology of clouds and welkins

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Latin’s “strolling” word

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Snippets from my conversation in Old English with Colin Gorrie

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The sitting-down of the sun

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Etymologies of “bay” and “bight”

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The etymology of “turret” and “tower”

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Germanic compounding VS Latinate affixing

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

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