Early Moderne English
Frühneuenglisch
Indo-European (Germanic, West, Anglic) · historische / verborgene Varietät
Early Modern English (c. 1500–1700) is the pedagogical reconstruction of the English of Shakespeare's First Folio (1623), the King James Bible (1611), Marlowe, Donne, Jonson, and Milton. Distinguished from Middle English (enm) by the Great Vowel Shift (in progress), loss of most inflections, fixed SVO word order, and standardization following Caxton's printing press (1476). Pronunciation reconstructions follow David Crystal's Original Pronunciation (OP) work used by Shakespeare's Globe Theatre: long /aː oː/ partially shifted, /iː uː/ becoming diphthongs, pre-FOOT-STRUT split ("sun" = /sʊn/), rhotic /r/ in all positions, /eː/ for modern /iː/ in "meat/sea". The form taught in classrooms worldwide for reading Shakespeare and the KJV — distinct from any single 17c. regional vernacular, which varied enormously between London, the Midlands, and the West Country.
Wo es gesprochen wird
20 Kernwörter in Frühneuenglisch
Wasser
water
/ˈwætər/
Feuer
fyre
/fəir/
Sonne
sunne
/sʊn/
Mond
moone
/muːn/
Mutter
mother
/ˈmʊðər/
Vater
father
/ˈfɑːðər/
Essen
eate
/eːt/
Trinken
drinke
/driŋk/
Liebe
loue
/lʊv/
Herz
heart
/hɛrt/
Baum
tree
/triː/
Haus
house
/huːs/
Hund
dogge
/dɔɡ/
Katze
cat
/kat/
Hand
hand
/hand/
Auge
eye
/əi/
Hallo
good den
/ɡuːd dɛn/
Danke
gramercy
/ɡraˈmɛrsi/
Eins
one
/oːn/
Gut
good
/ɡʊːd/
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Wörter im Vergleich
Verglichen mit verwandten Indo-European (Germanic, West, Anglic)-Sprachen
| Bedeutung | Frühneuenglisch | Englisch (irisch) | Englisch (Yorkshire) | Englisch (schottisch) | Mittelenglisch | Englisch | Scots |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wasser | water /ˈwætər/ | water /wɑːtəɹ/ | water /wɔːtə/ | water /wɔːtəɹ/ | water /watər/ | water /ˈwɔːtə/ | watter /wɑtəɹ/ |
| Feuer | fyre /fəir/ | fire /fɑɪəɹ/ | fire /faɪə/ | fire /faɪɹ/ | fyr /fyːr/ | fire /faɪə/ | fire /fəiɹ/ |
| Sonne | sunne /sʊn/ | sun /sʊn/ | sun /sʊn/ | sun /sʌn/ | sonne /sɔnːə/ | sun /sʌn/ | sun /sʌn/ |
| Mond | moone /muːn/ | moon /muːn/ | moon /muːn/ | moon /muːn/ | mone /moːnə/ | moon /muːn/ | muin /mɪn/ |
| Mutter | mother /ˈmʊðər/ | mother /mʊðəɹ/ | mother /mʊðə/ | mother /mʌðəɹ/ | moder /moːdər/ | mother /ˈmʌðə/ | mither /mɪðəɹ/ |
| Vater | father /ˈfɑːðər/ | father /fɑːðəɹ/ | father /fɑːðə/ | father /fɑːðəɹ/ | fader /faːdər/ | father /ˈfɑːðə/ | faither /feðəɹ/ |
| Essen | eate /eːt/ | eat /iːt/ | eat /iːt/ | eat /iːt/ | eten /eːtən/ | eat /iːt/ | eat /iːt/ |
| Trinken | drinke /driŋk/ | drink /dɹɪŋk/ | drink /dɹɪŋk/ | drink /dɹɪŋk/ | drinken /drɪŋkən/ | drink /dɹɪŋk/ | drink /drɪŋk/ |
| Liebe | loue /lʊv/ | love /lʊv/ | love /lʊv/ | love /lʌv/ | love /lʊvə/ | love /lʌv/ | luve /lʌv/ |
| Herz | heart /hɛrt/ | heart /hɑːɹt/ | heart /hɑːt/ | heart /hɑɹt/ | herte /hɛrtə/ | heart /hɑːt/ | hert /hɛɹt/ |
| Baum | tree /triː/ | tree /tɹiː/ | tree /tɹiː/ | tree /tɹiː/ | tre /treː/ | tree /tɹiː/ | tree /triː/ |
| Haus | house /huːs/ | house /haʊs/ | house /aʊs/ | house /hʌus/ | hous /huːs/ | house /haʊs/ | hoose /huːs/ |
| Hund | dogge /dɔɡ/ | dog /dɒɡ/ | dog /dɒɡ/ | dog /dɔɡ/ | hound /huːnd/ | dog /dɒɡ/ | dug /dʌɡ/ |
| Katze | cat /kat/ | cat /kat/ | cat /kat/ | cat /kat/ | catte /katːə/ | cat /kæt/ | cat /kat/ |
| Hand | hand /hand/ | hand /hand/ | hand /and/ | hand /hand/ | hand /hand/ | hand /hænd/ | haund /hɑːnd/ |
| Auge | eye /əi/ | eye /ɑɪ/ | eye /aɪ/ | eye /aɪ/ | eye /iːə/ | eye /aɪ/ | ee /iː/ |
| Hallo | good den /ɡuːd dɛn/ | hello /hɛloː/ | ey up /eɪ ʊp/ | hello /hɛlo/ | hail /hɛːl/ | hello /həˈləʊ/ | hullo /hʌlo/ |
| Danke | gramercy /ɡraˈmɛrsi/ | thanks /taŋks/ | ta /tɑː/ | thanks /θaŋks/ | gramercy /ɡraːmɛrsiː/ | thank you /θæŋk juː/ | thanks /θaŋks/ |
| Eins | one /oːn/ | one /wʊn/ | one /wɒn/ | one /wʌn/ | oon /oːn/ | one /wʌn/ | ane /en/ |
| Gut | good /ɡʊːd/ | good /ɡʊd/ | good /ɡʊd/ | good /ɡʊd/ | good /ɡoːd/ | good /ɡʊd/ | guid /ɡɪd/ |
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