The Dialect of Pewsey (Wiltshire).: With a Glossarial Index of the Words Treated

accented Anglia answers to Pewsey assimilated banns of marriage baol become Pewsey Brink by-form Chaucer chitterlings Christian Malford consonant corresponds to Pewsey dæon Dict diphthong drist dropped Ellis Ellis's Engl English éow Etym F. J. Furnivall French Grundriss guttural gwæen i-umlaut influence initial Kluge Kluge-Lutz kreep kudn lenis long vowel Luick M.E. au M.E. er M.E. final medial næo naod O.E. éa O.E. eor O.E. yr open syllables ɔɔ Pewsey ä Pewsey dialect Pewsey ee preceding preterite probably pronounced pronunciation råd SHORT VOWELS shortened Sievers Skeat sound stressed in O.Fr Sweet Ten Brink Teut thou tongue umlauted O.E. unstressed viiv vist vocalised voiced weak forms weak position West Saxon Wiltshire wizo words