英语词汇“Anglo-Norman French”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典-新都网

Anglo-Norman French

(also Anglo-Norman)

noun [mass noun]

The variety of Norman French used in England after the Norman Conquest. It remained the language of the English nobility for several centuries.With the new aristocracy came a new language for government and polite society: Anglo-Norman....

This story first appears in Anglo-Norman before 1330 and becomes rapidly attached as a prelude to many of the French, Latin, and English versions of the Brut.
The Navigatio Sancti Brandani is one of the earliest substantial texts in Anglo-Norman, but there are earlier Latin versions, none from before the 10th cent.

adjective

Relating to Anglo-Norman French.The Life of St Osith, extant in four Latin vitaeand one Anglo-Norman version, is one of the most fascinating of such post-Conquest re-inventions of Anglo-Saxon sanctity....

In Baker's opinion, which he verifies in a circular and self-fulfilling fashion, early Anglo-Norman saints' lives observed the caesura strictly.
And I got quite a bit of interest with a post on a 12 th-century Anglo-Norman play, so you don't have to worry about dealing with what some might see as obscure topics!

单词	Anglo-Norman French
释义	Anglo-Norman French (also Anglo-Norman) noun [mass noun] The variety of Norman French used in England after the Norman Conquest. It remained the language of the English nobility for several centuries.With the new aristocracy came a new language for government and polite society: Anglo-Norman.... This story first appears in Anglo-Norman before 1330 and becomes rapidly attached as a prelude to many of the French, Latin, and English versions of the Brut. The Navigatio Sancti Brandani is one of the earliest substantial texts in Anglo-Norman, but there are earlier Latin versions, none from before the 10th cent. adjective Relating to Anglo-Norman French.The Life of St Osith, extant in four Latin vitaeand one Anglo-Norman version, is one of the most fascinating of such post-Conquest re-inventions of Anglo-Saxon sanctity.... In Baker's opinion, which he verifies in a circular and self-fulfilling fashion, early Anglo-Norman saints' lives observed the caesura strictly. And I got quite a bit of interest with a post on a 12 th-century Anglo-Norman play, so you don't have to worry about dealing with what some might see as obscure topics!
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