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Altes ao au und aggw wird zu œo, woraus ws. éa, bisweilen ohne nachslag geschrieben (auch gesprochen?); fremdes au ist â (calendas Agustus 024616): beag 261 14 beam 225 2.4.8 09413 fiicbeam 337 6.9.10 tobeatan 021210 fystgebeat 315 45 compar. bleaðra (ignavior) 08422 ceac, céac 105 2.4 etc. ceap 109 4 02481 -scip 01164 stow 27 7 to ceape 327 16 (ge)ceapian 022821 02482 etc. ceas 145 19 etc. deaf (inanis, surdus) 41120 4531.2 dead 43 9 etc. deað 233 19 etc. dream 010826 eala 49 7 08424 etc. eac 3 7 etc. eaca 163 4 025220 moneaca 015820 toeacan 53 1 04624 etc. geeacnian 219 3 367 9.17.21 etc. bearneacen 367 3.14 eacian 231 19 Eadbalding, Chron. 616, 694, 794 eadig 183 8 etc. eage 69 11 etc. eam 038 etc. eare 233 7 etc. east 010613 und compos, eastan 088 eastane 0148 etc. eastemest 02525 eaðe 7 9 01043 etc. eaðmod 51 11 etc. -ig 010025 -lic 185 3 etc. geeaðmedan 321 13 etc. fleam 015824 etc. greada 77 6 103 23 etc. great 225 4.8 greatian 69 2 heaf 07020 016611 heafod 101 22 011613 etc. heafod heafedburg 01326 068 016820 etc. heafod heafedrice 05831 02523 heafodstede 08630 heah 44336 etc. (über die casus obl. hea, heare, heane beim h) healic(e) 223 13019 44126 etc.
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Cosijn, P.J. (1883). Der diphthong AO. In: Altwestsächsische Grammatik. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-6654-8_11
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