User:CarlmanZ

Rad Ideas, Great Executions.[edit]

Hello, there! I'm CarlmanZ, sharing all my knowledge of words to you and the rest of this wiki! I'm not the smartest cookie in the jar, but I get some more crumbs, each passing day!

I'm on the official Discord as CarlmanZ#9590, feel free to say hi if you see me!

What I've done for this Wiki.[edit]

First off, I've made 4 pages for the wiki! I'm on a roll!

The Monarchs of England and the United Kingdom

More Anglish Given Names

Gender and Sexuality

Mount Rushmore

So far, I've added 22 words to the Wordbook, of which 8 were made-up, and the remaining 14 were not.

English	Anglisc (if different)	Made-Up?
caliphdom	califdom	MU
sultandom	-	MU
khandom	-	MU
khagandom	-	MU
shogundom	scogundom	MU
sevenwield	sefenƿeeld	MU
black gold	-	-
mount	munt	-
wilven	ƿilfen	-
folkname	-	-
leasename	-	MU
deadname	-	-
down to earth	dune to earþ	-
oned	-	-
Oned Kingdom	-	MU
devilish	defilisc	-
Spanishman	Spaniscman	MU
Iceland	Iseland	-
allow	alloƿ	-
acrechurl	akercerl	-
beechurl	beecerl	-
heamedchurl	heamedcerl	-
heamedwife	heamedƿife	-

So far, I've added 67 names to the Namebook, of which 12 are unfounded (UN), and 11 are borrowed (B); the remaining 44 are attested in Old English. Does not include names from the More Anglish Given Names page.

English	Anglisc (if different)	Borrowed or Unfounded?
Richmond	Ricmund	-
Rothschild	Roþscild	UN
Coaser	-	-
Guthar	Guþar	-
Hoover	Hoofer	-
Everett	Eferett	-
True	Treƿ	-
Yatstaff	Geatstaff	UN
Earnest	Ernest	-
Ermenyard	Ermengeard	-
Bern	-	-
Ingbury	-	-
Holmgar	-	UN
Waldred	Ƿaldred	-
Cristen	-	B
Wood	Ƿood	-
Wednesday	Ƿednesday	-
Thursday	Þursday	-
Friday	-	-
Saturday	-	-
Marshalk	Marscalk	UN
Wright	Ƿrigt	-
Sheriff	Sceriff	-
Toller	-	-
French	Frenc	-
Gumrich	Gumric	-
Gumbald	-	-
Gumbert	-	-
Margrot	-	UN
Ethelfouse	Eþelfuse	UN
Hestwolf	Hestƿolf	UN
Agust	-	B
Churlman	Cerlman	UN
Churlie	Cerly	UN
Churlton	Cerltun	UN
Hartough	Hartoug	-
Ann	-	B
Christover	Cristofer	B
Aberham	-	B
Yerman	German	B
Bliss	-	-
Lehard	-	UN
Cherdich	Cerdic	B
Redmund	-	-
Arthur	Arþur	B
Birch	Birc	-
Lambert	-	-
Bernie	Berny	-
Barney	-	-
Fulbert	-	-
Clark	-	B
Throckmorton	Þrockmortun	-
Swithred	Sƿiþred	-
Mildith	Mildiþ	-
Wilbury	Ƿilbury	-
Thedbald	Þedbald	-
Helmod	-	UN
Egthew	Egþeƿ	-
Garrich	Garric	-
Grim	-	-
Guthwolf	Guþƿolf	-
Harbrand	-	-
Helprich	Helpric	-
Nickle	Nickel	B

I've also done many other minor edits to the page, such as fixing typos and adding bornes.

CMZ's Words[edit]

Here's a bunch of words I made-up that aren't in the Wordbook, but are instead in the Offerings.

English	Anglisc (if different)	Meaning	Kind	Notes
shathegladness	scaþegladness	gloating; schadenfreude	Noun	Calque of Swedish ‘skadeglädje’. Compare German ‘Schadenfreude’.
soundhood	sundhood	wellness	Noun	Calque of German ‘Gesundheit’.
crankhood	-	unwellness; sickness	Noun	Calque of German ‘Krankheit’.
blahblahman	-	a barbarian	Noun	Plural: blahblahmen. Calque of ‘barbarian’.
blahblahish	blahblahisc	barbaric	Adjective	Calque of ‘barbaric’.
hand-me-down	hand-me-dune	an item (such as clothing) that is passed along for someone else to use	Noun	Already common-place, but can be used as a replacement for ‘secondhand’.
queerdom	cƿeerdom	LGBTQIA+	Noun	The term ‘queer’ is considered derogatory by some, and not because it is borrowed from Scots. Use with care.
forone	-	unite	Verb	Takes inspiration from the equivalent word from German, Dutch, Frisian, and the Norse languages.
foroned	-	united	Verb	-
foronedom	-	a union	Noun	-
foronehood	-	unity	Noun	-
overdrive	oferdrife	to overcome	Verb	-
newmandale	neƿmandale	a Neanderthal	Adjective/Noun	Calque of German ‘Neandertal’, which means ‘(Joachim) Neander's dale’. Joachim was born with the surname ‘Neumann’.
wordsmith	ƿordsmiþ	someone who studies or makes words	Noun	Already used by many in the Discord.
namesmith	namesmiþ	someone who studies or makes names	Noun	-
namelore	-	the study of names	Noun	-
landsknight	landsknigt	a lansquenet; a mercenary	Noun	Calque of German ‘Landsknecht’.
Sheddeny	Sceddeny	Scandinavia	Noun	Both OE "Sċedeniġ" and L "Scandināvia" are from PG ‘*Skadinawjō’.
Finsheddeny	Finsceddeny	Fennoscandia	Noun	-
Caliphland	Califland	California	Noun	The name ‘California’ ultimately comes from a play-on-words, with ‘caliph’ and ‘-ia’, the latter of which I have substituted for ‘land’.
Lower Caliphland	Loƿer Califland	Baja California	Noun	-
Lower Caliphland South	Loƿer Califland Suþe	Baja California Sur	Noun	Spanish ‘sur’ actually traces its origins from OE ‘suþ’.
churl	cerl	a fellow; a guy; a bloke; a dude; a chap	Noun	Original meaning before obtaining negative connotations, similar to how its cognates are used today.
highness	higeness	majesty	Noun	In NE, the term is mostly used as a synonym for "Your Majesty"; In Anglish, the term can be broadened to replace the word in-general, I.E. ‘the highness of the Great Pyramids’.
easterey	-	a secret hidden in an unlikely place; an Easter egg	Noun	Can be used for both the traditional sense, and the modern sense. Would probably be undercase in the latter sense, but not certainly.
earthbound	earþbund	practical; realistic; pragmatic	Noun	-
homestuck	-	feeling unwell after being in a tight space; cabin fever; stir-crazy	Noun	Forgive me.
undertale	-	a story taking place mostly or entirely underground; a cave story	Noun	-
freewillinger	freeƿillinger	a volunteer	Noun	Calque of German ‘Freiwilliger’.
lifeward	liffeƿard	a lifeguard	Noun	Inborn shape.
bodyward	bodyƿard	a bodyguard	Noun	Inborn shape.
Feenland	-	Phoenicia	Noun	-
littlerich	littelric	a micronation	Noun	-
hangmat	-	a hammock	Noun	Based on a folk etymology. Compare Dutch ‘hangmat’, German ‘Hängematte’, Swedish ‘Hängmatta’.
frithsine	friþsine	a pacifist	Noun	Calque of Icelandic "friðarsinni".
frithhood	friþhood	pacifism	Noun	-
kindheart	-	merciful	Adjective	Alternatively ‘mildheart’.
kindheartness	-	mercy	Noun	Alternatively ‘mildheartness’.
kindheartly	-	mercifully	adjective	Alternatively ‘mildheartly’.
Englesex	Engelsex	the land of the Anglo-Saxons	Noun	See places like Sussex.

CMZ's Names[edit]

Here's names that I made-up and have yet to find an excuse to give to Wordwork to add them to the Namebook.

English	Anglish	Kind	Whence	Forebear	Foreword	Afterword	Background
Sambert	Sambert	♂	Quickened	Sandbeorht	sand	beorht	Not a given name in OE.
Ludmuth	Ludmuþ	♂	Unfounded	*Hlūdmūþ	hlūd	mūþ	Not found in OE. Made in likeness of the nickname ‘loudmouth’.
Ludlow	Ludloƿ	♂	Lastname	Hlūdhlǣƿ	hlūd	hlǣƿ	Not known to be a given name in OE. From the OE stow-name ‘Hlūdhlǣƿ’. This name is used in the lastname ‘Ludlum’ (OE: ‘Hlūdhlǣƿhām’).
Chaddar	Ceaddar	♂	Quickened	Ċeadhere	ċēad	here	Not kin with the stow-name (and cheese name) ‘Cheddar’.
Sandwich	Sandƿic	♂	Lastname	-	sand	ƿiċ	Not a given name in OE. From the OE stow-name ‘Sandƿiċ’. The food was named after the stow by the 4th Earl of Sandwich, John Montagu (1718-1792).
Hambury	Hambury	♀	Unfounded	*Hāmburg	hām	burg	Not found in OE. A name which would be kin with the German stow-name ‘Hamburg’, of which the food is borne by.
Bosworth	Bosƿorþ	♂	Lastname	-	bōs	ƿorþ	Not a given name in OE. From the OE stow-name ‘Bosƿorþ’. Borne by English wordsmith Joseph Bosworth (1788-1876).
Bockwurm	Bockƿurm	⚥	Unfounded	*Bōcƿyrm	bōc	ƿyrm	Not found in OE. Made in likeness of the nickname ‘bookworm’.
Churlfrith	Cerlfriþ	⚥	Unfounded	*Ċeorlfriþ	ċeorl	friþ	Not found in OE. Would be kin with the Frankish name ‘Carlofred’.
Churlmain	Cerlmain	♂	Unfounded	*Ċeorlmæġen	ċeorl	mæġen	Not found in OE. Would be kin with the French name ‘Charlemagne’.
Sealand	Sealand	♂	Lastname	-	sǣ	land	Not a given name in OE. From the OE stow-name ‘Sǣland’. Borne by the Dutch shire of Zeeland, of which the island of New Zealand is named after. Also borne by a littlerich off the coast of Suffolk.
Norfolk	Norfolk	♂	Lastname	-	norþ	folc	Not a given name in OE. From the OE stow-name ‘Norþfolc’.
Shellington	Scellingtun	♂	Lastname	-	ṡċylf	ing + tūn	Can also be spelled: Scellington (Skellingtun). Not a given name in OE. From the OE stow-name ‘Ṡċylflingatūn’. Not tied to the word ‘skeleton’.
Harbery	Harbery	⚥	Quickened	Herebeorg	here	beorg	Not known as a name in OE. From the same source as the word ‘harbor’.
Whass	Hƿass	♂	Quickened	Hƿæssa	hƿæt (?)	siġe (?)	Borne by whoever Washington was named after.
Blackbeard	Blackbeard	♂	Unfounded	*Blæcbeard	blæc	beard	Not found in OE. From a nickname for someone with a thick black beard. Borne by the fearsome pirate, Edward Teach (around 1680–1718).
Redbeard	Redbeard	♂	Unfounded	*Rēadbeard	rēad	beard	Not found in OE. From a nickname for someone with a thick red beard. Kin with the Italian name ‘Barbarossa’, as borne by Holy Roman Emperor, Frederick I (around 1122–1190).
Langbeard	Langbeard	♂	Unfounded	*Langbeard	lang	beard	Not found in OE. From a nickname for someone with a long thick beard. Kin with the Italian name ‘Lombard’.
Isenman	Isenman	♂	Unfounded	*Īsenmann	īsen	mann	Not found in OE. From a nickname for someone who was a tough as iron.
Pennyworth	Pennyƿorþ	♂	Quickened	Peningƿorþ	pening	ƿorþ	Not known as a name in OE. From a word for something that could be bought with merely a penny.
Gumshoe	Gumscoe	♂	Quickened	Gumṡċio	gum	ṡċio	Not known as a name in OE. From a nickname for a cop, who would often have gum on their shoes.
Leetyer	Leetger	♂	Unfounded	*Lēohtġēar	lēoht	ġēar	Not found in OE. From the word ‘lightyear’, as in: how long it takes for light to travel one year.
Allowander	Alloƿander	♂	Unfounded	-	-	ander	Not found in OE. Would be kin with the Greek name ‘Alexander’. The foreword, OE ‘ealgian’, is kin through PIE; the afterword, ‘ander’, was borrowed right from Greek.
Mathelthew	Maþelþeƿ	♂	Unfounded	*Mæþelþēoƿ	mæþel	þēoƿ	Made in likeness of the Hebrew name ‘Matthew’.
Kenny	Kenny	⚥	Living	Cēna ♂, Cēno ♀	cēn	-	Not found in OE. As an Anglish name, short for names like starting with Ken. Found in English as a shortening of the Scottish name Kenneth.
Kenneth	Kenneþ	♂	Unfounded	*Cēnhȳþ	cēne	hȳþ	Not found in OE. Crafty wordplay by likeness to the name ‘Kenneth’, with which it’s not kin, and is rather a Scottish name meaning ‘handsome’.
Churchbur	Circbur	♂	Unfounded	*Ċirċebūr	ċirċe	būr	Not found in OE. Would be kin with the Norse name ‘Kirby’.
Colbur	Colbur	♂	Unfounded	*Cōlbūr	cōl	būr	Not found in OE. Would be kin with the Norse name ‘Colby’.
Darbur	Darbur	⚥	Unfounded	*Dēorbūr	dēor	būr	Not found in OE. Would be kin with the Norse name ‘Derby’.
Ridgebur	Ricgbur	♂	Unfounded	*Hryċġbūr	hryċġ	būr	Not found in OE. Would be kin with the Norse name ‘Rigby’.
Selbur	Selbur	⚥	Unfounded	*Sealhbūr	sealh	būr	Not found in OE. Would be kin with the Norse name ‘Shelby’.
Willoughbur	Ƿillougbur	♂	Unfounded	*Ƿeliġbūr	ƿeliġ	būr	Not a given name in OE. Would be kin with the Anglo-Norse name ‘Willoughby’. Can also be spelled ‘Willowbur’ (‘Ƿilloƿbur’).
Stanwall	Stanƿall	♂	Quickened	Stānƿeall	stan	ƿeall	Not a given name in OE. From a nickname for someone who was as sturdy as a stone wall.
Gatherer	Gaþerer	⚥	Unfounded	Gadera ♂, Gadero ♀	gader	-	Not a given name in OE. Made to be paired with the name ‘Hunter’.
Wid	Ƿid	♂	Quickened	Ƿidu	ƿidu	-	Not a given name in OE. Tied to the word ‘wood’. Kin with the French name ‘Guy’, and the Italian name ‘Guido’.
Wiswid	Ƿisƿid	♂	Unfounded	*Ƿīsƿidu	ƿīs	ƿidu	Not found in OE. Made in likeness of the nickname ‘wise guy’.
Goodwid	Goodƿid	♂	Unfounded	*Gōdƿidu	gōd	ƿidu	Not found in OE. Made in likeness of the nickname ‘good guy’.
Badwid	Badƿid	♂	Unfounded	*Beaduƿidu	beadu	ƿidu	Not found in OE. Made in likeness of the nickname ‘bad guy’.
Toughwid	Tuffid	♂	Unfounded	*Tōhƿidu	tōh	ƿidu	Not found in OE. Made in likeness of the nickname ‘tough guy’.
Heavy	Heafy	♂	Unfounded	*Hefiġ	hefiġ	-	Not a name in OE. From the word for something heavy.
Anderthew	Anderþeƿ	♂	Unfounded	*Anderþēoƿ	ander	þēoƿ	Not found in OE. Made in likeness of the Greek name ‘Andrew’.
Alvis	Alfis	♂	Quickened	Ælfhyse	ælf	hyse	Not tied to the Anglo-Norman name ‘Elvis’.
Bill	Bill	♂	Living	Bill	bill	-	As an Anglish name, a shortening of names starting with Bill; as an English name, a shortening of names starting with Will.
Billie	Billy	⚥	Living	Billa ♂, Billo ♀	bill	-	Can also be spelled: Billy. As an Anglish name, a shortening of names starting with Bill; as an English name, a shortening of names starting with Will.
Edgeworth	Ecgƿorþ	♂	Lastname	-	eċġ	ƿorþ	Can also be spelled: Egworth (Egƿorþ). Not a given name in OE. From the OE stow-name ‘Eċġƿorþ’. Borne by a player in the 2000s Japanese game ‘Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney’ and its follow-ups.
Lockwood	Lockƿood	⚥	Lastname	-	loc	ƿudu	Not a given name in OE. From the OE stow-name ‘Locƿudu’.
Harrier	Harrier	♂	Living	Harƿen	harƿen	-	Not a given name in OE.
Mathelwin	Maþelƿin	♀	Unfounded	*Mæþelƿynn	mæþel	ƿynn	Not found in OE. Made in likeness of the French name ‘Madeline’.
Carel	Carel	♀	Unfounded	*Cārhyll	cār	hyll	Not found in OE. Made in likeness of the French name ‘Carol’.
Carelwin	Carelƿin	♀	Unfounded	*Cārhyllƿynn	cār + hyll	ƿynn	Not found in OE. Made in likeness of the French name ‘Caroline’.
Carson	Carsun	♂	Unfounded	*Cārson	cār	son	Not found in OE. Made in likeness of the Scottish name ‘Carson’, to which its not tied.
Frankling	Frankling	♂	Unfounded	*Francling	franc	ling	Not found in OE. Made in likeness of the Anglo-Norman name ‘Franklin’.
Ram	Ram	♂	Quickened	Ramm	ramm	-	Not a given name in OE. From the everyday word for wered sheep.
Ewe	Eƿe	♀	Quickened	Eoƿu	eoƿu	-	Not a given name in OE. From the everyday word for wived sheep.
Rushmore	Ruscmore	♂	Lastname	Ryṡċmere	ryṡċ	mere	May also be spelled: Rushmere (Ruscmere), Rushmar (Ruscmar). Not a given name in OE. Borne by American businessman and attorney Charles E. Rushmore (1857–1931), for whom Mount Rushmore is named.
Toungestan	Tungstan	♂	Unfounded	*Tungestān	tunge	stān	Not found in OE. Made in likeness of the word ‘tungsten’.
Yonchurl	Geoncerl	♂	Unfounded	*Iohannes ċeorl	-	ċeorl	May also be spelled: Yonschurl (Geonscerl). Not a given name in OE. Would be kin to the French name ‘Jean-Charles’, and the Italian name ‘Giancarlo’.
Yonwid	Geonƿid	♂	Unfounded	*Iohannes ƿidu	-	ƿidu	May also be spelled: Yonswid (Geonsƿid). Not a given name in OE. Would be kin to the French name ‘Jean-Guy’.
Yonludway	Geonludƿay	♂	Unfounded	*Iohannes Hlūdƿīġ	-	hlūd + ƿīġ	May also be spelled: Yonsludway (Geonsludƿay). Not a given name in OE. Would be kin to the French name ‘Jean-Louis’, and the Italian name ‘Gianluigi’.
Yonwolf	Geonƿolf	♂	Unfounded	*Iohannes ƿulf	-	ƿulf	May also be spelled: Yonswolf (Geonsƿolf). Not a given name in OE. Would be kin to the French name ‘Jean-Loup’.
Yonmark	Geonmark	♂	Unfounded	*Iohannes mearc	-	mearc	May also be spelled: Yonsmark (Geonsmark). Not a given name in OE. Would be kin to the French name ‘Jean-Marc’, and the Italian name ‘Gianmarco’.
Yonfrank	Geonfrank	♂	Unfounded	*Iohannes franc	-	franc	May also be spelled: Yonsfrank (Geonsfrank). Not a given name in OE. Would be kin to the French name ‘Jean-François’, and the Italian name ‘Gianfranco’.
Yonmarry	Geonmarry	♂	Unfounded	*Iohannes Maria	-	-	May also be spelled: Yonsmarry (Geonsmarry). Not a given name in OE. Would be kin to the French name ‘Jean-Marie’, and the Italian name ‘Gianmaria’.
Rosemarry	Rosemarry	♀	Unfounded	*Rōsemaria	rōse	-	Not a given name in OE. Would be kin to the Anglo-Norman name ‘Rosemary’, and the French name ‘Rose-Marie’.
Answar	Ansƿar	♂	Quickened	Andsƿaru	and	sƿaru	Not known as a name in OE. From the same source as the word ‘answer’. Kin with the Norse names ‘Assar’ and ‘Össur’.
Fleettough	Fleettoug	♂	Quickened	-	flēot	-	Not a given name in OE. From the OE word 'flēottoƿa', meaning: (an) admiral.
Thornwin	Þornƿin	⚥	Unfounded	Þornƿine ♂, Þornƿynn ♀	þorn	ƿine, ƿynn	Not found in OE.
Pilgrim	Pilgrim	♂	Unfounded	*Pīlgrim	pīl	grim	Not found in OE. Made in likeness of the word ‘pilgrim’, to which its not kin, which is ultimately from the Latin word ‘peregrīnus’.
Churlwise	Cerlƿise	♂	Unfounded	*Ċeorlƿīs	ċeorl	ƿīs	Not found in OE.
Meanswell	Meansƿell	⚥	Lastname	-	mǣne	ƿille	Not a given name in OE. From the OE stow-name ‘Mǣnesƿille’. Borne by mayor of LazyTown, Milford Meanswell (1944 onwards).
Anton	Antun	♂	Unfounded	*Antūn	an	tūn	Not found in OE. Made in likeness of the name ‘Anton’, to which its not kin, which is ultimately from the Latin name ‘Antonius’.
Antonball	Antunball	♂	Unfounded	*Antūnbeall	an + tūn	beall	Not found in OE.
Antonblast	Antunblast	♂	Unfounded	*Antūnblǣst	an + tūn	blǣst	Not found in OE.
Tunbury	Tunbury	♀	Unfounded	*Tūnburg	tūn	burg	Not found in OE. Would be kin with the Swedish name ‘Thunberg’.
Garris	Garris	♂	Unfounded	-	gār	-	Not found in OE. A lastname for someone fathered by a ‘Garry’. Straightforwardly: Garry’s.
Garrison	Garrisun	♂	Unfounded	-	gār	son	Not found in OE. A lastname for the son of a ‘Garry’. Straightforwardly: Garry’s son. Not tied to the word for an outpost.
Garrismod	Garrismod	♂	Unfounded	-	gār	mōd	Not found in OE. Also found as: Garrysmod.
Heywie	Heyƿy	♂	Unfounded	-	hēah	ƿeard	Not found in OE. A nickname of ‘Heyward’, made by likeness to, and kin with the name ‘Howie’ (from Anglo-Norse 'Howard').
Lem	Lem	♂	Unfounded	-	ƿill	helm	Can also be spelled: Helm, Lelm. Not found in OE. A nickname of ‘Willem’, made by likeness to, and kin with the name ‘Liam’ (from Anglo-Norman 'William').
Sifolk	Sifolk	♂	Unfounded	*Siġefolc	siġe	folc	Not found in OE. This name would have the same meaning as the Norman name ‘Nicholas’.
Milhouse	Milhuse	♂	Lastname	-	mylen	hūs	Not a given name in OE. From the OE stow-name ‘Mylenhūs’. Kin with the German name ‘Mülhausen’.
Kingham	Kingham	♂	Lastname	-	cynning	hām	Not a given name in OE. From the OE stow-name ‘Cynninghām’. Also found as: ‘Cunningham’.
Snottingham	Snottingham	♂	Quickened	-	Snot	ing + hām	Not a given name in OE. From the OE stow-name ‘Snotingahām’. The Normans found the consonant cluster /sn/ difficult to pronounce, so they dropped the initial S, leading to ‘Nottingham’.
Snot	Snot	♂	Quickened	Snot	snoter (?)	-	Could be from OE ‘ġesnot’ referring to the nosestuff, but instead could be from OE ‘snoter’, meaning: wise.
Dickbur	Dickbur	♂	Unfounded	*Dīcbūr	dīc	būr	Not found in OE. Would be kin with the Norse name ‘Digby’.
Bernbur	Bernbur	♂	Unfounded	*Beornbūr	beorn	būr	Not found in OE. Would be kin with the Norse name ‘Barnaby’.
Gangham	Gangham	♂	Unfounded	*Ganghām	gang	hām	Not found in OE. Made in likeness of the Korean stow-name ‘강남’ (‘Gangnam’).
Bushbur	Buscbur	♂	Unfounded	*Busċbūr	busċ	būr	Not found in OE. Would be kin with the Norse name ‘Bubsy’.
Chat	Ceat	⚥	Quickened	Ċeatta	ċead (?)	-	Borne by Chat of Lichfield. Not tied to the word ‘chatter’. See also: Chad.
Chatburn	Ceatburn	⚥	Quickened	-	Ċeatta	burne	Not a given name in OE. From the OE stow-name ‘Ċeattasburne’, meaning: Chat’s burn (stream).
Childbur	Cildbur	♂	Unfounded	*Ċildbūr	ċild	būr	Not found in OE. Would be kin with the Norse names ‘Kelby’ and ‘Kilby’.
Farmington	Farmingtun	⚥	Lastname	-	feorm	ing + tūn	Not a given name in OE. From the OE stow-name ‘Feormingatūn’.
Nicklebur	Nickelbur	♂	Quickened	Nicholausbūr	Nicholaus	būr	Not a given name in OE. The inborn shape of the Anglo-Norse name ‘Nickleby’, from the stow-name meaning ‘Nicholas' town’.
Queenbur	Cƿeenbur	♀	Unfounded	*Cƿēnbūr	cƿēn	būr	Not found in OE. Would be kin with the Norse names ‘Quenby’ and ‘Quimby’.
Rookbury	Rookbury	♀	Quickened	Hrōcburg	hrōc	burg	Can also be spelled: Rookbur. Not a given name in OE. This is the inborn shape of the word that became the town of ‘Rugby’.
Upwolf	Upƿolf	⚥	Unfounded	*Uppƿulf	upp	ƿulf	Not found in OE.
Garway	Garƿay	♂	Unfounded	*Garƿīġ	gār	ƿīġ	Not found in OE. Would be kin with the German name ‘Gerwig’.
Kenway	Kenƿay	♂	Quickened	Cēnƿīġ	cēne	ƿīġ	Also found as the frozen spelling ‘Cenewig’.
Thrithway	Þriþƿay	⚥	Quickened	Þrȳþƿīġ	þrȳþ	ƿīġ	Also found withthe frozen spelling ‘Thrythwig’.
Seway	Seƿay	♀	Unfounded	*Siġeƿīġ	siġe	ƿīġ	Not found in OE. Would be kin with the German name ‘Sigilwig’.
Hadway	Hadƿay	♀	Unfounded	*Hādƿīġ	hād	ƿīġ	Not found in OE. Would be kin with the German name ‘Heidewig’.
Neybur	Neybur	⚥	Quickened	Nēahbūr	nēah	būr	Not known as a name in OE. From the same source as the word ‘neighbor’.
Dan	Dan	♂	Quickened	-	dene	-	A variation on the name ‘Dean’. Not an Anglish name when a shortening of ‘Daniel’. See also: Dane, Dean, Dene.
Garman	Garman	♂	Lastname	Gārmann	gār	mann	Not a given name in OE. Would be kin with the German name ‘Germann’; said name is not kin with the word ‘German’.
Dud	Dud	♂	Quickened	Dudda	-	-	This name is used in the lastname ‘Dudley’ (OE: ‘Duddaslēah’).
Hud	Hud	♂	Quickened	Hūda	-	-	This name is used in the lastname ‘Hudson’ (OE: ‘Hūdassunu’).
Huck	Huck	♂	Lastname	Hucca	-	-	This name is used in the lastname ‘Huxley’ (OE: ‘Huccaslēah’).
Pickard	Pickard	♂	Unfounded	*Pīcheard	pīc	heard	Not found in OE. Would be kin with the French name ‘Picard’.

CMZ's Sentences[edit]

The following are some random sentences and quotes I've made Anglish:

English	Anglish	Anglish with Anglish Spelling
“George Washington was the first president of the United States.”	“Yorris Washington was the first foresitter of the Oned States.”	“Georris Ƿascingtun ƿas þe first foresitter of þe Oned States.”
“An Englishman, a Welshman, and a Scotsman walk into a bar; they didn't pay the Bill.”	“An Angle, a Wallow, and a Shot walk into an alehouse; hy lathed not the Ire.”	“An Angel, a Ƿalloƿ, and a Scot ƿalk into an alehuse; hy laþed not þe Ire.”
“Manifesto of the Communist Party was written by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels.”	“Manifest of the Communistish Party was written by Churl Marks and Frithrich Engles.”	“Manifest of þe Communistisc Party ƿas ƿritten by Cerl Marks and Friþric Engels.”
“‘All women are queens!’ ‘If she breathes, she's a thot!’”	“‘All wives be queens!’ ‘If she breathes, she's a whore!’”	“‘All ƿifes be cƿeens!’ ‘If sce breaþes, sce's a hƿore!’”
“When they burned the Library of Alexandria, the crowd cheered in horrible joy. They understood that there was something older than wisdom, and it was fire; and something truer than words, and it was ashes.”	“When hy burned the Bookhouse of Alexandry, the crowd herried in awful glee. Hy understood that there was something older than wisdom, and it was fire; and something truer than words, and it was ashes.”	“Hƿen hy burned þe Bookhuse of Alexandry, þe cruƿd herried in aƿful glee. Hy understood þat þere ƿas someþing older þan ƿisdom, and it ƿas fire; and someþing treƿer þan ƿords, and it ƿas asces.”
“Trans rights are human rights!”	“Yonder rights be man rights!”	“Geonder rigts be man rigts!”
“Hi, I'm Saul Goodman. Did you know that you have rights? The Constitution says you do — and so do I. I believe that until proven guilty, every man, woman, and child in this country is innocent — and that's why I fight for you, Albuquerque!”	“Hey, I'b Saul Goodman. Did you know that you have rights? The Groundlaw says you do — and so do I. I believe that until proven guilty, every were, wife, and wane in this land is unshildy — and that's why I fight for you, Albuquerque!”	“Hey, I'b Saul Goodman. Did geƿ knoƿ þat geƿ hafe rigts? Þe Grundlaƿ says geƿ do — and so do I. I beleef þat until profen gilty, efery ƿere, ƿife, and ƿane in þis land is unscildy — and þat's hƿy I figt for geƿ, Albuquerque!”
“it's a beautiful day outside. birds are singing, flowers are blooming… on days like these, kids like you… Should be burning in hell.”	“it's a fair day outside. birds be singing, blossoms be blooming… on days like these, kids like thee… Should be burning in hell.”	“it's a fair day uteside. birds be singing, blossoms be blooming… on days like þese, kids like þee… Scould be burning in hell.”
“Dear Mario: Please come to the castle. I've baked a cake for you. Yours truly — Princess Toadstool.”	“Dear Marris: Kindly come to the castle. I've baked a kitch for thee. Thine truly — Lady Toadstool.”	“Dear Marris: Kindly cum to þe castel. I'fe baked a kic for þee. Þine treƿly — Lady Toadstool.”
“My name is Cleveland Brown, and I am proud to be right back in my hometown, with my new family. There's old friends, and new friends, and even a bear. Through good times and bad times, it's true love we share — and so I found a place where everyone will know my happy mustache face!”	“My name is Cleveland Brown, and I be proud to be right back in mine hometown, with my new hewish-hird. There's old friends and new friends, and even a bear. Through good times and bad times, it's true love we share — and so I found a stow where everyone will know mine happy kemp-grane leer!”	“My name is Clefeland Brune, and I be prude to be rigt back in mine hometune, ƿiþ my neƿ heƿisc-hird. Þere's old freends and neƿ freends, and efen a bear. Þruge good times and bad times, it's treƿ lofe ƿe scare — and so I fund a stoƿ hƿere eferyone ƿill knoƿ mine happy kemp-grane leer!”
“John Freeman — who was Gordon Freeman's brother — was one day in an office, typing on a computer.”	“Yon Freeman — who was Gorton Freeman's brother — was one day at work, kinding on a reckoner.”	“Geon Freeman — hƿo ƿas Gortun Freeman's broþer — ƿas one day at ƿork, kinding on a reckoner.”
“I'm Gerald Ford, and you're not.”	“I'b Garwald Ford, and you'b not.”	“I'b Garƿald Ford, and geƿ'b not.”
“We're so sorry, skeletons, you're so misunderstood. You only want to socialize, but I don't think we should!”	“We'b so sorry, boneymen, you'b so misunderstood. You only want to talk-alike, but I think we should not!”	“Ƿe'b so sorry, boneymen, geƿ'b so misunderstood. Geƿ only ƿant to talk-alike, but I þink ƿe scould not!”
“Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish, and you feed him for a lifetime.”	“Yeave a man a fish, and thou feedest him for a day; teach a man to fish, and thou feedest him for a lifetime.”	“Geef a man a fisc, and þue feedest him for a day; teac a man to fisc, and þue feedest him for a liffetime.”
“My name is Lucifer Phosphorus — but please, call me ‘Lucy’.”	“My name is Louchiver Fosforse — but kindly, call me ‘Louchy’.”	“My name is Lucifer Fosforse — but kindly, call me ‘Lucy’.”
“‘Why on earth did you do that?’ the frog asked morosely, ‘Now we are both going to drown.’ ‘I cannot help it,’ replied the scorpion, ‘it is my nature.’”	“‘Why on earth didst thou do that?’ the frosh asked grimly, ‘Now wit be bo going to drown.’ ‘I cannot help it,’ edwended the throwend, ‘it is how I be.’”	“‘Hƿy on earþ didst þue do þat?’ þe frosc asked grimly, ‘Nue ƿit be bo going to drune.’ ‘I cannot help it,’ edƿended þe þroƿend, ‘it is hue I be.’”
“Death is a rare mercy.”	“Death is a seld kindheartness.”	“Deaþ is a seld kindheartness.”
“If smiles are contagious, then I am a bioweapon.”	“If smirks be smitting, then I be a lifeweapon.”	“If smirks be smitting, þen I be a liffeƿeapon.”
“Listen to me, child! With the power of this amulet, we can conquer all of Scandinavia! Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and even Finland… they will all fall to us!”	“Listen to me, child! With the might of this shine, wit can overcome all of Sheddeny! Denmarch, Norroway, Sweeland, and even Finland… hy will all fall to unk!”	“Listen to me, cild! Ƿiþ þe migt of þis scine, ƿit can ofercome all of Sceddeny! Denmarc, Norroƿay, Sƿeeland, and efen Finland… hy ƿill all fall to unk!”
“Bart, I don't want to alarm you, but there may be a boogeyman or boogeymen in the house!”	“Bert, I mean not to frighten thee, but there may be a nightganger or nightgangers in the house!”	“Bert, I mean not to frigten þee, but þere may be a nigtganger or nigtgangers in þe huse!”
“A young man stands in his bedroom. It just so happens that today is this young man's birthday. Though it was thirteen years ago he was given life, it is only today he will be given a name!”	“A young were stands in his bedroom. It right so happens that today is this young were's birdday. Though it was thirteen years ago he was yeaven liffe, it is only today he will be yeaven a name!”	“A geung ƿere stands in his bedroom. It rigt so happens þat today is þis geung þere's birdday. Þuge it ƿas þirteen gears ago he ƿas geefen liffe, it is only today he ƿill be geefen a name!”
“Go to hell! And tell the devil: I'm coming for him, next!”	“Go to hell — and tell the devil that I'b coming for him, next!”	“Go to hell — and tell þe defil þat I'b coming for him, next!”
“You, man, are fool enough, it seems, to dare to war with women, when for your faithful ally you might win us easily.”	“You, were, be fon enough, it seems, to dare to wye with wives, when for your trothful thoft you might win us eathfully.”	“Geƿ, ƿere, be fon enuge, it seems, to dare to ƿye ƿiþ ƿifes, hƿen for geƿer troþful þoft geƿ migt ƿin us eaþfully.”
“We had a nice vacation in Poland, this Summer! While we mostly stayed in Warszawa, we also made stops in Kraków, Wrocław, Poznań, Gdańsk, and even Szczecin!”	“We had a lovely holiday in Poland, this Summer! While we mostly stayed in Warsaw, we also made stops in Crackow, Breslaw, Posen, Dantwich, and even Statin!”	“Ƿe had a lufly holiday in Poland, þis Summer! Hƿile ƿe mostly stayed in Ƿarsaƿ, ƿe also made stops in Crackoƿ, Breslaƿ, Posen, Dantƿic, and even Statin!”
“I survived because the fire inside me burned brighter than the fire around me.”	“I lived since the fire inside me burned brighter than the fire umb me.”	“I lifed sins þe fire inside me burned brigter þan þe fire umb me.”
“What is better — to be born good, or to overcome your evil nature through great effort?”	“What is better — to be born good, or to overcome your evil kind through great work?”	“Hƿat is better — to be born good, or to ofercome geƿer efil kind þruge great ƿork?”
“Tonight, you spokest with the devil, and the devil looked alot like you.”	“Tonight, thou spoke with the devil; the devil looked alot like thee.”	“Tonigt, þue spokest ƿiþ þe defil; þe defil looked alot like þee.”
“God may judge you, but his sins outnumber your own.”	“God may deem thee, but his sins outrime thine own.”	“God may deem þee, but his sins uterime þine oƿn.”
“Can you feel your heart burning? Can you feel the struggle within? The fear within me is beyond anything your soul can make. You cannot kill me in a way that matters.”	“Canst thou feel thine heart burning? Canst thou feel the camp within? The fear within me is beyond anything thy soul can make. Thou canst not deaden me in a way that weighs.”	“Canst þue feel þine heart burning? Canst þue feel the camp ƿiþin? Þe fear ƿiþin me is begeond anyþing þy soul can make. Þue canst not deaden me in a ƿay þat ƿeigs.”
“Can you believe it, guys? Christmas — just a week away! Christmas is in a week! Woohoo! I am so happy about this information. Christmas — just a week away; oh, wow. Can you believe it? Christmas — just in a week. It got here so fast. Christmas is just a —”	“Can you believe it, churls? Christmas — but a week away! Christmas is in a week! Woohoo! I am so happy about this knowledge. Christmas — but a week away; oh, wow. Can you believe it? Christmas — but in a week. It yot here so quick. Christmas is but a —”	“Can geƿ beleef it, cerls? Cristmas — but a ƿeek aƿay! Cristmas is in a ƿeek! Ƿoohoo! I am so happy abute this knoƿlecg. Cristmas — but a ƿeek aƿay; oh, ƿue. Can geƿ beleef it? Cristmas — but in a ƿeek. It got here so cƿick. Cristmas is but a —”
“You clearly don't know who you're talking to, so let me clue you in. I am not in danger; I am the danger. A guy opens his door, and he gets shot; you think that of me? No — I am the one who knocks!”	“Thou sheerly knowstn't to whom thou'rt talking, so let me clue thee in. I am not in freekness; I be the freekness. A churl opens his door, and he gets shot; thinkst thou that of me? Nay – I be the one who knocks!”	“Þue sceerly knoƿstn't to hƿom þue'rt talking, so let me cleƿ þee in. I am not in freekness; I be þe freekness. A cerl opens his door, and he gets scot; þinkst þue þue of me? Nay – I be the one hƿo knocks!”