Category:Middle English nouns
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Middle English terms that indicate people, beings, things, places, phenomena, qualities or ideas.
- Category:Middle English noun forms: Middle English nouns that are inflected to display grammatical relations other than the main form.
- Category:Middle English collective nouns: Middle English nouns that indicate groups of related things or beings, without the need of grammatical pluralization.
- Category:Middle English compound nouns: Middle English nouns composed of two or more stems.
- Category:Middle English countable nouns: Middle English nouns that can be quantified directly by numerals.
- Category:Middle English diminutive nouns: Middle English nouns that are derived from a base word to convey endearment, small size or small intensity.
- Category:Middle English nouns by gender: Middle English nouns organized by the gender they belong to.
- Category:Middle English nouns by inflection type: Middle English nouns organized by the type of inflection they follow.
- Category:Middle English pluralia tantum: Middle English nouns that are mostly or exclusively used in the plural form.
- Category:Middle English proper nouns: Middle English nouns that indicate individual entities, such as names of persons, places or organizations.
- Category:Middle English reconstructed nouns: Middle English nouns that have been linguistically reconstructed.
- Category:Middle English uncountable nouns: Middle English nouns that indicate qualities, ideas, unbounded mass or other abstract concepts that cannot be quantified directly by numerals.
Subcategories
This category has the following 5 subcategories, out of 11 total.
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- Middle English pluralia tantum (0 c, 78 e)
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- Middle English reconstructed nouns (0 c, 2 e)
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- Middle English uncountable nouns (0 c, 1035 e)
Pages in category "Middle English nouns"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 23,413 total.
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- ho
- hoblygasyon
- hoche
- hochepoche
- hod
- hoddere
- hode
- hoder
- hodere
- hodyng
- hodynge
- hog
- hoge
- hogenesse
- hogge
- hogges hede
- hoggeshed
- hoggishede
- hoggisheed
- hoggys hed
- hogh
- hoghe
- hogyshed
- hoil
- hoker
- hokke
- hokschyne
- hol
- hold
- holde
- holdoþ
- holdscipe
- hole
- holgh
- holh
- holibred
- holibrede
- holiday
- holle
- holme
- holo
- holour
- holouȝ
- holow
- hols
- holt
- holugh
- holwe
- holy
- holy bred
- holy brede
- holyday
- holȝ
- hom
- homage
- homageer
- homager
- homagere
- homagier
- home
- homer
- homly
- hommage
- homme
- hon
- hond
- hond brood
- hond-brede
- hondbrede
- honde
- honde-brede
- hondel
- honderd
- hondewerk
- hondiwerc
- hondiwerke
- hondred
- hondwerk
- hondywerk
- hone
- honeste
- honestee
- honestete
- honestetee
- honestie
- honesty
- honestyte
- honger
- hongre
- hongry
- honguer
- hongur
- honi
- honi comb
- honisoke
- honisokel
- honour
- honoure
- hony
- hony comb
- hony combe
- hony souke
- hony-sokkle
- hony-sokle
- hony-sooke
- hony-sowke
- honycomb
- honye
- honykombe
- honysikil
- honysocle
- honysoke
- honysokel
- honysokkil
- honysokyl
- honysoucle
- honysouke
- honysoukel
- honysukkle
- honȝon
- hoo
- hoocenesse
- hood
- hoode
- hooge
- hoogeshed
- hoom
- hoome
- hoond
- hoor
- hoord
- hoordam
- hoore
- hoorenesse
- hoornes
- hoornesse
- hoorsnesse
- hoose
- hoosenez
- hoosness
- hoosnesse
- hoosyl
- hope
- hopynhars
- hor
- horce
- hord
- hordam
- hordare
- horde
- horder
- hordere
- hordom
- hordome
- hordyer
- hore
- hore sone
- horedam
- horedame
- horedom
- horedome
- horehone
- horehound
- horehoune
- horehune
- horeling
- horenesse
- horenez
- hores sone
- horeson
- horesone
- horessone
- horete
- horewe
- horhone
- horhoune
- horhowne
- horhune
- horling
- horlyng
- horlynge
- horn
- hornare
- horne
- horne-pype
- hornepipe
- hornepype
- horner
- hornere
- hornesse
- hornez
- horninge
- hornpipe
- hornpype
- hornyng
- hornynge
- horone
- horowe
- horre
- horroun