cyanic-selkie/wikianc huggingface dataset:
Bēo
right|thumb|250px|Sēo hunigbēo on [[blōstme.]] Bēon sind flēogende pīan þe þǣm ƿæpsum and æmettum nēahsibbe sind. Bēon sind āntƿiglic strēon beinnan þǣm oferhīrede Apoidea, nū geendebyrded þurh þone ungegradodan naman Anthophila. Man findeþ geneahhe 20,000 cūðra cynna þǣre bēon, in nigon gecnāƿene hīrede, þēahþe manige sind unāmearcode, and is geƿene hīerre. Hīe sind gefunden on ǣlcum landdǣle būtan Antarctican, in ǣlcum landscipe þæs planētan þe inn pīen-gesǣdeda blōstmienda plantan hæfþ.
Chester A. Arthur
thumb|right|Chester A. Arthur Ceaster Alan Arþur ƿæs se ān and tƿēntigoða Foresittend þāra Geānlǣhtra Rīca, fram þǣm 1881. gēare ōþ þæt 1885.
Rutherford B. Hayes
Hē ƿæs geboren on Delaƿare on Ohigƿe, and hē ƿorhte tō lāhƿitan on Niðeran Sanduscige. Hē alēt spēdigne stēormǣllicne ƿeorcryne tō þēodenne hine ƿiþ þōne Ānnesse Here. Hē ƿæs fīf mǣla geƿundon, and þæs earnode hē naman bealdnesse of campe; hē ƿæs gesett tō ealdorheretogan. Æfter þǣm campe þegnode hē on þǣm Geānedrīciscan Gemōte fram þǣm 1865. gēare oþ þæt 1867. gēar tō Cyneƿīsiscum. Hē afōr fram þǣm Gemōte tō sēcenne þæt ambeht þæs gȳmendes Ohigƿes, and hē þæt dyde tƿegen nēa tīman, fram þǣm 1868. gēare oþ þæt 1872. gēar. Siþþan his ōðer tīma ƿæs geendod, ongann hē eft tō lāhwitan ƿyrcan, ac hē ongann eft stēormǣl tō ƿeorðenne gȳmend þriddan mǣles on þǣm 1876. gēare.
On 1876. ƿearþ hē Foresittend on sƿīðe hātre ƿealdcēosunge. Þēah þe hē ne ƿann þǣre folclīcan cēosunge on rǣse ƿiþ Folcƿealdiscne Samuel Tilden, ƿann hē þæs foresittendnes ambehtes mid sƿīðe fēa cyra þā Gemōtes ǣrendiende þrēat geaf him tƿentig besacenra cyra.
Donghoi Lyfthæfene
300px|right|thumbnail|Flyhthæfen Đồng Hới Donghoi Lyfthæfene is flyhthæfen in Đồng Hới on Quang Binh on Bac Trung Boe on Fietname.
Eoh
Eoh is gūþhors, ēac se rūnstæf ᛇ.
Grēat Rōmisc Fȳr
Þæt Grēate Rōmisce Fȳr, sƿā ƿrāt Tacitus, ongann in Rōme on þǣm ǣfne þæs 18. Mǣdmōnaðes, in þǣm 64. gēare. Fela Rōmānƿare ƿunodon in bredenum hūse lēas stāngetimbres; þæt fȳr sprǣdde snellīce.
Mars wiþ Mars (Veronica Mars hēafodweard)
"Mars ongēan Mars" is capitol 14 þæs ȝēares 1 þǣre feorransīene scēaƿunge Veronica Mars.
Spelles scortung
Hƿonne Carrie Bishop, sēo hlīsancƿēn þāra '09ers, oncann Heorran Rooks, hire dēorestan lǣrere, þæt hē mid hire forliȝþ, Veronica onȝinþ tō sōðienne þæt hēo unrihte spræc and Heorran Rooks unscyldiȝ ƿæs. Nis sƿā ānfeald, hūru, forþǣm hire fæder ƿæs ȝehȳred tō sōðienne þæt hē scyldiȝ is.
Cƿidas and smalnessa
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John F. Kennedy
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John F. Kennedy ƿæs se fīf and þrītigoða Foresittend þāra Geāndena Rīca, and he hēold his ambeht fram 1961. gēare ōþ þæt 1963. and in þǣm gēare ofscēot hine Lee Harvey Osƿald ðe hē stearf.
Oððæt ðe hē rīcsode tƿegen ƿinteras biþ Kennedy mǣre in his ambehte for his geogoþe and for his strengþu ƿiþ Sofietƿarum and his gemæðel, þǣrof cƿōm micel lof fram his āþtǣcunggemæþel þæræt cƿæð hē "Ne asca hƿæt meaht þīn ēðel dōn for ðē ac hƿæt cann þū dōn for þīnum ēðle."
Strēawberge
Strēaƿberge is sēo plante, þe man iteþ. Hēo is rēad, mid grēnum hlēafum on toppe.
17. dæg þæs Æfterran Geola
17 Æfterra Ȝēola is se seofontēoða dæȝ þæs ȝēares on þǣre Gregoriscan ȝerīmbēċ. Heonan sind 348 belīfendra daga (349 in hlīepȝēarum).
Symbeldagas and observances
16 Æfterra Gēola - 18 Æfterra Gēola - 17 Gēolmōnaþ - 17 Solmōnaþ -- Getalu ealra daga
Wynton Rufer
thumb|right|Wynton Rufer Wynton Alan Whai Rufer, CNZM (geboren in þǣm 29 dæge ærran Gēolan þæs 1962 gēares), is restiende Nīwsǣlandisc fōtcliewenplegere, se plegede swā drīfend.
Hē bēo gelīefendlīce se cræftigosta fōtcliewenere tō cumenne fram þǣm lande, ac hē fērde þæt mǣste dǣl his wyrcendan weorctīdan in Þēodisclande mid Werder Bremen, nimende seoxe fulle titulas. Hē ēowod mid þǣm rīciscan fōtcliewenes þrēate Nīwes Sǣlandes in his forman FIFA Woruldcuppan dǣlnimunge, in þǣm 1982 gēare.
Polaland
Polaland (Polska ), oððe ambihtlice seo Polisce Cynewise (Rzeczpospolita Polska ) is land on Europan. 38.43 þusenda þusenda oneardað ðis land. Warsaw is Polalandes heafodburg. Þaet land is nu fulfealdende folcwealdendrice. Siððan þæm 2004 is Polaland liþ þære Europiscan Gesamnunge.
Stær
Polaland begann mid þara Uenodiscan landum, west fram Germanie. Polarice hæfþ geweaxen and gesiped ofer mænigum gearum. Fram 1565 oþ 1795 wæs Polisc-Liþuanie Cynewise, seo hateþ eac Polaland Cynerice. Fram 1765 oþ 1795 wæs Polaland-Luþuania betweonum Prussie, Eastrice and Russlande bedæled.
Polaland Cynerice wæs ongean aræred in 1815, ac hit wæs in soðe Russa underrice. Polaland Cynewise hadde hiere selfdom on 1918.
Underdælunga
Polaland is gedæled in 16 toþegniendlicum landscipas, "województwa" gehaten. Województwa ist ambihtlice gewended in Ænglisc swa voivodscipu.
Drēag
Drēag is undēad līċ in Þēodisc Hǣðenscipe. Þæt ǣrest Norðisc andȝiet þæs ƿordes ƿæs "gāst." On ielder bōccræfte, man findeþ scēad betƿēonan sǣdrēagum and landdrēagum. Drēagas ƿǣron belīefed on byrȝen þǣre dēades Ƿīcinges ƿunian, þæt līċ þæs dēad bēonde.
Þā sind ōðra cynna drēaga in ōðrum ǣrum. For him, hīe cūþ on Niƿum Englisce "zombies."
Hādas
Ealle drēagas habbaþ ofermennisc strengþe, sēo mæþ tō hiera miċelnes ƿeaxan, and þǣm stenċ þǣre āfealnes. Hīe cunnon ēac fram þǣre byrȝena æs smēoc rīsan.
Rudno
Rudno is þorp in sūðanēasternum Polalande. Hē is wiþinnan þǣm Małopolskie Voivodscipe and hæfþ 745 inbūenda (of 2006).
Wulfrūn
Wulfrūn is Ealdenglisc wīflīc nama þe is gecnāwen in þrȳm stedum. Man ne cnǣwþ hwylce þissa sind sēo sama wīf.
Sēo Wiogoraceasterisca wrītung þære Ealdengliscre Gēarwrītunge segþ:-
And ēac sēo Wulfrūna Hlāfdige, ac sum segde þæt is twēo ymb þone tramet.
Ariel Sharon
thumb|right|Ariel Sharon Ariel Sharon is se eald fyrmestscealc Israhēles.
Lox (catte)
Lox is sycedēor, þe is mid cattum gesibb.
Rudawa
Rudno is þorp in sūðanēasternum Polalande. Hē is wiþinnan þǣm Małopolskie Voivodscipe and hæfþ 2450 inbūenda (of 2006).
Iron Maiden
Iron Maiden (on Ealdum Englisce Īsen Mæȝden) is Englisce stīele glīƿdrēam clīeƿen fram Leyton in þǣm Ēastum Dǣle Lundenes. Hīe ƿǣron in 1975 be Steve Harris onsteald, ǣr fram Gypsy's Kiss and Smiler.
Ēatūn Socn
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Ēatūn Socn is Beadanfordscīre tūn sē is on Ūse ēa ƿesthealf. Ofer Ūse līþ Sancti Neod, Huntandūnscīre burg, þærof hæfþ Ēatūn Socn geƿorden dǣl. Ēatūn Ford līþ be norðan him.
For stōƿlicum tōþegnunge is þes tūn under Huntandūnscīr Læppageþinge and Grantanbrycg Scīrgeþinge
Pitcearnīega
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Þā Pitcearnīgga (on Pitcearnisce hātāþ hīe Pitkern Ailen), gesetedlīce hātaþ Pitcearn-, Hendersunu-, Ducie- and Oeno- Īega, stent on þrim of fēoƿra fȳrbeorglicra īega in þǣm sūðernan Sericus Gārsecge. Þā īega sind Bryttisc ofersǣƿisc landscipe, se æftermesta þe gīet stent in þǣm Sericus Gārsecge.
Þā fēoƿer īega – gehāten Pitcearn (gehāten Pitcairn on Nīƿum Englisce), Hendersunu, Ducie, and Oeno – licgaþ ofer sumum hundum mīla geofones and habbaþ a fulle brǣdu of about 18 fēoƿerscētra mīla. Efne Pitcearrn, sēo þridde þurh brǣdu and ƿīd 2 mīla, is geseted.
Þā īega sind gecūðosta tō botle þāra cildra þāra Bounty gesƿīcena and þāra Tahitiscena ƿīfa þā mid him fōron, þe is gelimpung eft teald oft on manigum bōcum and scēaƿspellum. Þis spell is gīet geseƿenlic in þǣm cūþnamum þāra īegbūenda.
Mid efne 50 landbūendum (of nigonum cynnum), Pitcearn is ēac mearcƿeorþ tō ƿesenne se læst folcseteda and gesundrodosta dōm in þǣre ƿorulde (þēah hit nis ƿealdende rīce). Hit is þæt læst folcsetede land in þǣre ƿorulde. Þāre Geāndena Þēodscipa Gemōt Unfolcsetunge befēhþ þā Pitcearnīega on þǣm Geānedra Þēodscipa getæl Unselfƿealdendra Landscipa.
Engla Cyning
Þis gewrit swuletað seo getale Engla Cyningena.
Feorrspreca
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Se feorrspreca is mechanisc searu þe ofersendaþ mid glærgrotre sprǣce. Man cann ēac brūcan ȝehendne feorrsprecan, þone handsprecan.
Engla Cyning
Stigweard hus
ginnes
Tansonnhates Geondrīciscum Lyfthæfene
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Acrotiri and Ðecelia
Þa Acrotiri and Ðecelia Dryhtendom Fyrdƿic Eadras sind tƿegen Bryttiscgeƿealdenede eadras on Cipros ieg. Hie sind hereƿic þæs Geanlæhtan Cynerices. Bryten ofheoldon þas ƿic æfter Cipros ƿæs elfdēmend. Þæt Geanlæhtan Cynerices heold þa ƿic for hierum stede in Ƿendelsæ.
To ƿic sind; Akrotiri mid Episkopi Garrison, is þæt Ƿesterne Dryhtendom Fyrdƿic Eador and Ðecelia (Crecisc: Δεκέλεια; Turcisc: Dikelya, mid Ayios Nikolaos, is þæt Easterne Dryhtendom Fyrdƿic Eador.
Katowice
Katowice is burg in sūðanēasternum Polalande.
Młoszowa
Młoszowa is þorp in sūðanēasternum Polalande. Hē is wiþinnan þǣm Małopolskie Voivodscipe and hæfþ 2500 inbūenda (of 2006).
Cutey Honey
thumb|right|230px|Cutey Honey bēċ ān and twā.
Cutig Hunig (キューティーハニー; kyūtī hanī) (gewriten in þǣm GRA swā "Cutey Honey") is wīdcūþ anime and manga getæl gescapen fram Go Nagai in 1973. Þēah þe hēo is android, hæfþ sēo hēafodscēawestre Honey gelīcnessa þǣm drȳcræftigan mægdenes þanċe (e.g., hēo mæg bescrȳdan in ǣnigum scrȳd, swīðost hwonne hēo unwrīehþ hīe tō fēondum) mid sumum scēadungum.
Tungolcræft
Tungolcræft is cunnunglic leornung þāra steorraliċes bodiges (swā steorran, planētan, tæglsteorran, and steorraworulda) and belimp þe onstellaþ ūtan þǣre Eorðan lyftclīewenes (swā bæcgrundes steorralicu glōwung).
Mentha arvensis
Mentha arvensis (Corn Mint) is cynn mintan þēodisc tō þǣm ƿearm stedas Europes and ƿestern and middles Asian, ēast tō þǣm Himalaya beorgum and ēastern Siberia.
It is a herbaceous perennial plant growing to 10–60 cm (rarely to 100 cm) tall. Þā lēaf sind on fōran onȝēan ȝemæccan, ānfealde, 2–6.5 cm lange and 1–2 cm brāde, hǣriȝe, and mid grēate tōȝeslifenum rande. Þā blōsmas are pale purple (occasionally white or pink), in clusters on the stem, each flower 3–4 mm long.
Sind six undercynn:
Þæt sibbe cynn Mentha canadensis is ēac inȝesett in M. arvensis fram sumum bōcerum sƿā tƿā fǣȝnessa, M. arvensis var. glabrata Fernald (in forþlǣdunge tō Norðum Americaniscum plantum) and M. arvensis var. piperascens Malinv. ex L. H. Bailey (in forþlǣdunge tō ēasternum Asianiscum plantum).
Basu Heorte
right|105px Sēo Basƿe Heorte is a U.S. mīlitisc decoration gegiefen on naman þæs Foresittend þāra Geānlǣhtra Rīca tō þǣm þe those who are wounded or killed while serving in or with the U.S. military after April 5, 1917.
Appearance
Sēo Basƿe Heorte is heortod medal within a Gold border, 1 3/8 inches wide, containing a profile of General George Washington. Above the heart appears a shield of the Washington Coat of Arms (a White shield with two Red bars and three Red stars in chief) between sprays of Green leaves. The reverse (which is shown to the right) consists of a raised Bronze heart with the words "FOR MILITARY MERIT" below the coat of arms and leaves. The ribbon is 1 3/8 inches wide and consists of the following stripes: 1/8 inch White 67101; 1 1/8 inches Purple 67115; and 1/8 inch White 67101.
Stǣr
Sēo frume Basƿe Heorte, designated as the Badge of Military Merit, was established by General George Washington by order from his headquarters at Newburgh, New York, August 7, 1782.
Subsequent to the Revolution, the Badge of Military Merit (also known as the Order of the Purple Heart) had fallen into disuse and no further awards were made. By Order of the President of the United States, the Purple Heart was revived on the 200th Anniversary of George Washington's birth, out of respect to his memory and military achievements, by War Department General Orders No. 3, dated February 22, 1932. The criteria was announced in War Department Circular dated February 22, 1932 and authorized award to soldiers, upon their request, who had been awarded the Meritorious Service Citation Certificate, Army Wound Ribbon, or were authorized to wear Wound Chevrons subsequent to April 5, 1917. Purple Heart #1 was awarded to General Douglas MacArthur who was, at that time, serving as Chief of Staff of the United States Army. thumbnail|left|125px|George Washington
During the early period of Ōðru Ƿoruldgūþ (December 8, 1941 to September 22, 1943), the Purple Heart was awarded both for wounds received in action against the enemy and for meritorious performance of duty. With the establishment of the Legion of Merit, by an Act of Congress, the practice of awarding the Purple Heart for meritorious service was discontinued. By Executive Order 9277, dated December 3, 1942, the decoration was extended to be applicable to all services and the order required that regulations of the Services be uniform in application as far as practicable. This executive order also authorized award only for wounds received.
Executive Order 10409, dated February 12, 1952, revised authorizations to include the Service Secretaries subject to approval of the Secretary of Defense. Executive Order 11016, dated April 25, 1962, included provisions for posthumous award of the Purple Heart. Executive Order 12464, dated February 23, 1984, authorized award of the Purple Heart as a result of terrorist attacks or while serving as part of a peacekeeping force subsequent to March 28, 1973.
The Senate approved an amendment to the 1985 Defense Authorization Bill on June 13, 1985, which changed the precedent from immediately above the Good Conduct Medal to immediately above the Meritorious Service Medals. Public Law 99-145 authorized the award for wounds received as a result of friendly fire. Public Law 104-106 expanded the eligibility date, authorizing award of the Purple Heart to a former prisoner of war who was wounded before April 25, 1962.
The National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 1998 (Public Law 105-85) changed the criteria to delete authorization for award of the Purple Heart Medal to any civilian national of the United States while serving under competent authority in any capacity with the Armed Forces. This change was effective May 18, 1998.
Beadu be Culme
Sēo Beadu Culmes ƿæs beadu þāra Napolēoniscra Gūða. Þā beadƿe fuhton Frencisce fēðan (44,000 manna ȝelǣdd fram General Vandamme) and ȝeƿǣrede Ēastrīċisce-Russisce-Prussisce fierdas ȝelǣdd fram Field-Marshal Barclay de Tolly.
Basu Heorte
Award Specifications
A "wound" is defined as an injury to any part of the body from an outside force or agent. A physical lesion is not required; however, the wound for which the award is made must have required treatment by a medical officer and records of medical treatment for wounds or injuries received in action must have been made a matter of official record.
Individuals wounded or killed as a result of "friendly fire" in the "heat of battle" will be awarded the Purple Heart as long as the "friendly" projectile or agent was released with the full intent of inflicting damage or destroying enemy troops or equipment.
Crumbaþynscīr
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Basu Heorte
Award Examples
Examples of enemy-related injuries which clearly justify award of the Purple Heart are as follows:
Crumbaþynscīr
Crumbaþynscīr (Cromba; Cromartyshire) is scīr on þām Scyttiscum Hēahlandum sēo hæfþ þrēo and tƿēontig dālas geond þām landum. Hiere brǣdu ætgædre is ælmǣst 370 fēoƿerscētra mīla.
Rīn
thumb|right|250px|Þæs Rīnes ƿeg Se Rīn is lang and namcūþ ēa in Europan. Hē flēƿþ þurh Sƿissland, Liechtenstein, Ēastrīce, Germanie, Francland, and Niðerland.
Crumbaþynscīr
Crumbaþyn is gamlu burg æt þǣm norþende þǣre Blæcan Īege. Of þissum burgscipe ƿēox þēos scīr. Þæt Mackenzie cynn hæfde tūnas in Crumbaðyne and ēac on Rosse, to bysene Ullapool and Lytel Brōm Luh on þǣm ƿestriman. George Mackenzie, Cniht (fram þǣm 1630. gēare oþ þæt 1714.) (se ƿæs æft Healfeorl Tarbat (fram þǣm 1685.) and Eorl of Crumbaþyne (þæs 1703. gēares) ƿolde ealle þās tūnas in ānne scīre bringan and hē brōhte hīe ealle in Crumbaþynscīre, þǣrof ƿæs hē scīrgerēfa, in þǣm 1685. and 1698. gēarum.
Rīn
Gēogēare ƿǣron se Rīn and sēo Donua norþerna mearca þæs Rōmāniscan Rīces.
Basu Heorte
Denial Examples
Examples of combat related injuries which do not qualify for the Purple Heart are as follows:
Modern Day Presentations
Current active duty personnel are awarded the Purple Heart upon recommendation from their chain of command, stating the injury that was received and the action in which the service member was wounded. The award authority for the Purple Heart is normally at the level of an Army Brigade, Marine Corps Division, Air Force Wing, or Navy Task Force. While the award of the Purple Heart is considered automatic for all wounds received in combat, each award presentation must still be reviewed to ensure that the wounds received were as a result of enemy action.
Modern day Purple Heart presentations are recorded in both hardcopy and electronic service records. The annotation of the Purple Heart is denoted both with the service member's parent command and at the headquarters of the military service department. An original citation and award certificate are presented to the service member and filed in the field service record.
Unrecorded Presentations
During the Vietnam War, Korean War and World War II, the Purple Heart was often awarded "on the spot", with occasional entries made into service records, but this was often not the case. In addition, during the mass demobilizations that followed each of America's major wars of the 20th century, it was a common occurrence for the Purple Heart to be omitted from service records, due to clerical errors, once the service record was closed upon discharge.
An added complication is that a number of field commanders would engage in "bedside presentations" of the Purple Heart which would typically entail a General entering a hospital with a box of Purple Hearts, pinning them on the pillows of wounded service members, and then departing with no official records kept of the visit or the award of the Purple Heart. Service members, themselves, could complicate the issue by leaving hospitals unofficially, returning to their units in haste to rejoin a battle or to not appear as a malinger. In such cases, even if a service member had received actual wounds in combat, both the award of the Purple Heart, as well as the entire visit to the hospital which treated the enemy wound, would never be recorded in official records.
Retroactive Presentations
Service members requesting retroactive awards of the Purple Heart must normally apply through the National Personnel Records Center. Following a review of service records, those Army members so qualified are awarded the Purple Heart by the U.S. Army Human Resources Command in Alexandria, Virginia. Air Force veterans are awarded the Purple Heart by the Awards Office of Randolph Air Force Base while the Navy, Marine Corps, and United States Coast Guard presents Purple Hearts to veterans through the Navy Liaison Officer at the National Personnel Records Center.
Lex Acilia Calpurnia
Lex Acilia Calpurnia wæs lagu þe wæs gestaðolod in ealdre Rōme in þǣm 67. gēare BC þe bebēad ungewītendlīce ascēadunge of ambihte in sōcnum cēosungbrosnunga.
Ġeānod Cynerīċe
Þæt Ġeānode Cynerīċe Grēatre Brytene and Norþirlandes is cynerice on norðernre Europan. Man nemneþ hit sceortlice Ġeānode Cynerīċe oþþe UK (of Niƿenglisce: United Kingdom).
Þæt Ġeānode Cynerīċe liþ on garsecges ieglandum beƿestnorðan Europan. His mæst ieg is Bryten (Great Britain) and his oþru Irland þæron licgaþ siexe scira þæs rices. Eall ymbe þissum særiman sind manigfealda iega and igoþas.
Bryten and Irland and heora læssan iega sind "þa Bryttiscan Iega".
Cynerice is þæt Ġeānode Cynerīċe, þæs is Carl III Cyning. His heafodstol is Ƿestmynster (oþþe Lunden þærof is Ƿestmynster nu dæl). Se Cyning hæfþ his stol her and his ham æt Ƿindlesoran. thumb|þa Bryttiscan Iega met Ġeānode Cynerīċe in read.
Stær
Þæt Geanede Cynerice Ƿearþ gescapen æfter syndrigum "Acts of Union", þæt habbaþ þa sƿeotolan ricu Englaland, ƿealas, Scotland, and Irland geanlæht under an rædena in Lundene. Mæst þæs landes Irlandes tosyndrode of þæm Geanlæhtan Cynerice in þam 1922an geare, and todæg is Irland Cyneƿise, ac se norðeasterna dæl þæs ieglandes, Norðerne Irland gehaten, geƿunaþ in þæm Geandan Cynerice. Þæt Geanede Cynerice Ƿearþ gescapen æfter syndrigum "Acts of Union", þæt habbaþ þa sƿeotolan ricu Englaland, ƿealas, Scotland, and Irland geanlæht under an rædena in Lundene. Mæst þæs landes Irlandes tosyndrode of þæm Geanlæhtan Cynerice in þam 1922an geare, and todæg is Irland Cyneƿise, ac se norðeasterna dæl þæs ieglandes, Norðerne Irland gehaten, geƿunaþ in þæm Geandan Cynerice.
Seoh eac
Forma (aj) Þegn (sm) - Prime Minister Geaned (aj) Cynerice (sn) - United Kingdom Niƿenglisc (sn) - Modern English selfricsiendlic (aj) - autonomous
Berserca
Bersercan ƿǣron Norþmannisc ceampas þe āƿorodon byrne ƿulfscinnes oþþe berascinnes, and ƿǣron cūðon tō feohtenne mid grēatum ƿræðe, þe giefþ ūs þæt nīƿlica ƿord berserk on Nīƿum Englisce.
Basu Heorte
Retroactive Presentations
Simple clerical errors, where a Purple Heart is denoted in military records but was simply omitted from a Report of Separation, are corrected on site at the National Personnel Records Center through issuance of a document known as a DD-215.
Berserca
Man sægþ þæt þā Úlfhéðnar (ānnlic Úlfhéðinn) ymbesprocen in þǣm Vatnsdœla saga, Haraldskvæði and þǣm Völsunga saga āƿorodon ƿulfhēafda uppan hiera hēofdum hƿonne feohtende. Berasercas sind cūðon sƿā Ƿēdnes syriga ceampas, cūðon for hiera ƿulfscinnum and sperum.
Basu Heorte
Destroyed Record Requests
Due to the 1973 National Archives Fire, a large number of retroactive Purple Heart requests are difficult to verify since all records to substantiate the award may very well have been destroyed. As a solution to this, the National Personnel Records Center maintains a separate office to deal with Purple Heart requests where service records have been destroyed in the 1973 fire. In such cases, NPRC searches through unit records, military pay records, and records of the Department of Veterans Affairs. If a Purple Heart is warranted, all available alternate records sources are forwarded to the military service department for final determination of issuance.
Last resort requests
Some veterans, who have exhausted all available sources, often still feel that they should be awarded a Purple Heart, even if there are no records of the decoration. In such cases, service members may appeal directly to the military service department by way of a Defense Department Form 149, which requests an official change to military records. Usually, if the 149 is denied by the service department, there is nothing more a veteran can do and will not be awarded the Purple Heart. In some cases, however, veterans have been recommended for the Purple Heart, after the fact, by a United States Senator or Congressman. Such cases are treated as brand new award recommendations and the process for presenting the Purple Heart begins again with a review of records and interview of witnesses to the action in which a service member was wounded.
William Howard Taft
200px|right|thumb|Ƿilhelm Hēahƿeard Taft, foresittend and hēahdēmere
Ƿilhelm Hēahƿeard Taft (William Howard Taft) ƿæs se seofon and tƿēntigoða Foresittend þāra Geāndena Rīca, fram þǣm 1909. gēare ōþ þæt 1913. and ƿæs se tēoþa Hēahdēmere þāra Geāndena Rīca, fram þǣm 1921. gēare ōþ þæt 1930.
Cwicbiliþ
right|thumb|270px|Fare þaem Monan, 1902 Cwicbiliþ is geweorc þærbe spell oððe brydelíc gewrit is atæfred in cwicum leohtbiliðum on filme oððe on oðrum stede þærfram folc mæg gebrucan þone spell in manigfealdum stedum.
Oftost mid þæm gelicnessum cymþ dyn.
Nīwe Eoforwīcingas
Þā Nīwe Eoforwīcingas sind þā lēode, þe in Nīwum Eoforwīce wuniaþ. On Nīwum Englisce hātte New Yorkers.
Cycene
Cycene is rúm, þe man brýcþ tó fremmenne fódan.
Ēstland
Ēstland (Eesti) oþþe seo Ēstland Cynewise) is land on Europan norðdæle, be þæm Ostsæ. His heafodstol is Reval, se is hyð and port.
Ēstlandhæfþ mæru wið Lettland besuðan him and Russland beeastan him. His sæhealf benorðan him is be þæm Finnlandes Fleote and Estland is þærof fram Finnlande gedæled.
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Decatur
Stephen Decatur wæs scipmann in þǣm Geānlǣhtra Underrīca Sciphere in þǣm foreweardum 1800um.
Eorðe
thumbnail|240px|Blēofāg biliþ þǣre Eorðan sƿā geseƿen of Apollo 17. Eorðe (tacn tungollic: ) is þæt þridde dƿeoligende tungol fram þǣre Sunnan. Hēo hæfþ ǣnne mōnan, and is se āna planēta þe man līf habban ƿāt.
Tahitīeg
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Tahitīeg is sēo mǣste īeg on þǣm Ƿindƿeardan flocce Frenciscre Polynesie and hæfþ 68.6% in eallra þāra īegena mannum. Tahitīeg līð on þǣm Society Īeglandum þǣre sūþhealfe þæs Sericus Gārsecges.
Þāra īega hēafodstōl is Papeete on þǣm norðƿesternum sǣrīman.
Windlesōra and Mægdenhȳþ
Se Cynelica Burgscipe Ƿindlesōran and Mægþenhȳðe is burgscipe in Bearocscīre.
Þæs Burgscipes micela byrig sind Ƿindlesōra and Mægdenhȳþ. Ēac in þǣm burgscipe sind:
Albert Einstein
right|thumb|200px|Æðelbeort þæs 1921. gēares Albert Einstein (on Englisce þæt is Æðelbeorht Ānstān - ƿæs geboren þæs 14. dæges Hlȳdan þæs 1879. gēares and cƿæl þæs 18. dæges Ēastermōnaðes þæs 1955. gēares) ƿæs racsægenlīchamlārmann þe ƿæs geboren on Alemannum and þe ƿorhte þā racsægene gemǣnre edlesendlīcnesse.
Balsminte
Balsminte (Mentha aquatica) is perennial plante in þǣm mentha cynde and is gemǣne þurhūt Europe, būtan in þǣm ȳtemestan Norðe.
Hēo ƿiexþ ymbe 90 cm on hīehþe. Þā stefnas sind oft purpurene.
Sƿā se ōðer nama ƿæterminte tācnaþ, findeþ man ƿætermintan in þǣm scealdum
Sunne
thumb|Sēo Sunne Sunne (tacn: ) oþþe "Sigel" is se steorra nīehst tō eorðan. Sēo sunne onǣlde mā þonne 4.6 þūsenda þūsenda þūsend gēara ǣr, and ƿearmaþ eorðan mid hire hǣtan.
20 Æfterra Geola
20 Æfterra Gēola is se 20. dæg þæs gēares in þǣre Gregoriscan gerīmbēc.
Canceler
Canceler (Lǣdene: cancellarius), ambihtlic tītul gebrocen fram mǣste þāra lēoda, þe hæfdon land and laga þe ofcwōmon of þǣm Rōmāniscum Rīce. At different times and in different countries it has stood and stands for very various duties, and has been, and is, borne by officers of various degrees of dignity. The original chancellors were the Cancellarii of Roman courts of justice- ushers who sat at the cancelli or lattice work screens of a basilica or law court, which separated the judge and counsel from the audience. A Chancellor's office is called a chancellery or chancery.
Ælfred Micela
Cildhad
Ælfred wæs geboren ahwænne betweonan þæm 847. geare and þæm 849. Æfter Criste on Wanetinge in Bearrucscire.
Eorþmistel
Eorþmistel is plante and ƿyrt, þe hātte on Lǣdne Ocimum basilicum.
Canceler
Austria
The Chancellor of Austria or Bundeskanzler, is the title for the head of government in Austria. In Austrian politics the Bundeskanzler position is somewhat equivalent to that of a Fyrmestscealc.
Blues Beach, West Virginia
Blues Beach is unȝefēȝed ȝemǣnscipe in Hāmtūnscīr Scīre in þǣm G.R. rīce Ƿestum Virȝinian.
Canceler
Þēodiscland
The Þēodscmanna Canceler oððe Bundeskanzler, is Þēodsclandes rīces lēodweardes hēafodman. Þær is Cancelerhād swa swa Forma Þegn in Brettaþēodna rīcum. Hiera Bundeskanzler cēaseþ sē þēodisc Witenagemōt.
Ælfred Micela
Cildhad
Ælfred wæs se feorða sunu Æðelwulfes Cyninges Westseaxna, and gelicost his modor wæs Osburh Æðerwulfes forma wif. He wæs æftergenga for his breðer, Æðelræd I, to cyninge Westseaxna and Mierca, on þæm 871. geare.
Canceler
Þēodiscland
After the unification of Germany, in 1871, the Chancellor of the Reich or Reichskanzler, served not only as head of government, but also as presiding officer of the Bundesrat, the upper house of the German imperial parliament. After the collapse of the German monarchy in 1918, the German chancellor no longer presided over the upper house of parliament.
Ælfred Micela
Deaþ
Hu Ælfred forþferde is ungecnawen. Eac þæt gear nis gewitodlic. Se dæg wæs se 26. Winterfylleþes, and nu wenþ man þæt þæt gear wære þæt 899., na þæt 900. ne þæt 901. swa man ær wende.
Canceler
France
For centuries, the King of France appointed a Chancellor or Chancelier de France, a Great Officer of the Crown, an office associated with that of keeper of the seals. The chancelier was responsible for some judicial proceedings. During the reigns of Louis XVIII, Charles X and Louis Philippe, the Chancellor of France presided over the Chamber of Peers, the upper house of the royal French parliament.
Finland
In Finnland the Chancellor of Justice (Oikeuskansleri, Justitiekanslern) supervises the legality of actions taken by Government and monitors the implementation of basic civil liberties. In this special function the Chancellor also sits in the Finnish Cabinet, the Council of State.
Poland
In the Kingdom of Poland, from the 14th century, there was a royal chancellor. In the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth (1569-1795), the four Chancellors (Kanclerzs) were among the ten highest officials of the state. Poland and Lithuania each had a Grand Chancellor and a Deputy Chancellor, each entitled to a senatorial seat, responsible for the affairs of the whole Kingdom, each with his own chancery. See Offices in Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.
Swēoland
In Sweden the Chancellor of Justice or Justitiekanslern acts as the Solicitor General for the Swedish Government. The office was introduced by Charles XII of Sweden in 1713. Historically there was also Lord High Chancellor or Rikskansler as the most senior member of the Privy Council of Sweden. There is in addition to this a University Chancellor or Universitetskansler, which leads the National Agency for Higher Education.
Russland
In Russian Empire, the Chancellor was highest rank of civil service as defined by Table of Ranks, on the same grade as Field Marshal and General Admiral. Only the most distinguished government officials were promoted to this grade, such as Foreign ministers Alexander Gorchakov and Alexey Bestuzhev-Ryumin.
Swissland
In Swissland, the Federal Chancellor (Bundeskanzler, Chancelier fēdēral, Cancelliere della Confederazione) is elected by the Swiss parliament. He or she heads the Federal Chancellery, the general staff of the seven-member executive Federal Council, the Swiss government. The Chancellor participates in the meetings of the seven Federal Councilors with a consultative vote and prepares the reports on policy and activities of the council to parliament. The chancellery is responsible for the publication of all federal laws.
Geānlǣht Cynerīce
In the Geānlǣht Cynerīce, a number of cabinet ministers hold offices containing the word Chancellor.
United States
In the federal government of the United States, the only official granted the title of chancellor is the Chancellor of the Smithsonian Institution, a largely ceremonial office that has long been held by each Chief Justice of the United States during his term. As the Smithsonian is an academic institution, however, its use of the title is perhaps best thought of as akin to a university's chancellor (see below).
A handful of U.S. states, like Delaware, still maintain a separate Court of Chancery with jurisdiction over equity cases. Judges who sit on those courts are called Chancellors.
University Chancellors
The title is frequently used — particularly in Europe — to indicate the head of a university. (Alternatively, the title rector is also popular.) Oxford and  Cambridge have both been headed by a Chancellor since medieval days, although today the office is largely ceremonial, and the daily administration is in the hands of a Vice-Chancellor. Many universities in the Commonwealth follow their model.
Canadian universities follow the British tradition in having a figurehead chancellor, but the day-to-day operations are typically handled by a "president," "principal" or "rector" who also carries the title of Vice-Chancellor.
In Australia, the Chancellor is Chairman of the University's governing body; thus, as well as having ceremonial duties, the Chancellor participates in the governance of the University (but not its active management). The Chancellor is assisted by a Deputy Chancellor. The Chancellor and Deputy Chancellor are frequently drawn from the senior ranks of business or the judiciary (it is one of the few jobs considered compatible with judicial service). Some universities have a Visitor, who is senior to the Chancellor, and is generally the state Governor (or, for Catholic universities, a Bishop). Once upon a time, university disputes could be appealed from the governing board to the Visitor (as is still the case in the UK), but nowadays such appeal is generally prohibited by legislation, and the position has only ceremonial functions. (In fact, little function at all, since the Visitor will rarely attend University functions, unlike the Chancellor and Deputy Chancellor, who frequently preside at functions such as graduations.)
In the United States, universities usually call their heads "presidents," but the name chancellor is sometimes seen, most commonly in a system of connected state universities. A given state's university system is often headed by a "chancellor" who serves as the system-wide chief, while individual campuses are headed by presidents; a typical example is the California State University system. Exceptions include the University of Alaska system, the University of California system, University of North Carolina system, University of Illinois system, and the University of Wisconsin System, within which the two titles are reversed. So in California, for example, the CSU chancellor supervises the presidents of CSU's 23 campuses, while the UC president supervises the chancellors of UC's 9 campuses.
The College of William and Mary uses chancellor in the British way for a figurehead leader, at present the former United States Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. But the day-to-day head is an American-style "president," not a "vice-chancellor."
Crīstna cirican
In þǣm Crīstnum cirican, is se Canceler bisceopscīre lahwita þe spelaþ þā cirican in lahlicum intingum.
Temes
right|thumb|350px|Sēo Temes in [[Lundene.]] Sēo Temes is hēafodēa þe iernþ þurh sūðernum Englalande. Folccūðost forþǣm hire flōd þurh middle Lundenes flēƿþ, geondflēƿþ hēo ēac þurh fela ōðra tūna and burga, ēac Oxnaford, Readingum and Ƿindlesōran.
Sēo ēa gifþ hire naman tō þǣre Temesdene, landdǣl Englalandes mid his middle æt þǣre ēa betƿēonan Oxnaforda and Ƿestum Lundene, þǣm Temes Geatƿeg, þone dǣl mid his middle ymbe flōdlice Temese, and þone Temes Flēot be Lundene ēastan.
Heanric V Engla Cyning
Heanric V ( 1387; † 1422) wæs Engla Cyning oþ his deaþ in 1422. He wæs Heanrices IV Cyninges sunu be Mary de Bohun, and wæs æt Monmuþan geboren Weodmonþe 1387.
Æfter þǣm þe his faderes wræcscipe in 1398, Ricard II wierþ him āgan, and him wenode mid wynnum. In þǣm ōðergēara, se Lancastrisc revolution hæfþ Henry undersett tō foremǣrnes swa ierfenuma þæs cynedomes.
Cūþburh
Sancta Cūþburh (Saint Cuthburh or Cuthburg; forþfēred ymbe. 725 AD) ƿæs sēo formeste abbodesse Wimburnan Mynstres. Hēo wæs Inan Cyninges sweostor, se wæs Westseaxna Cyning, and Cȳðburh wæs geǣwnod tō Aldfriþ Norþhymbra Cyning, þēah þe hēo scēod lator of him tō þǣm þe hēo cūðe nunne weorðan æt Bercingum under Sanctan Hildeliþe.
In 705, staðolode hēo mynster æt Wimburnum mid hire sweostor Coenbyrig.
Hire frēolsdæg is 31 Ƿēodmōnaþ.
Windlesōra
Windlesōra is smæl tūn in Bearrucscīre on sūþƿesternre ūthealfe Lundenes, sūþ þǣre Temese ēa. Hē is se stede Ƿindlesōran Castles, ānes þāra ambihtlicra cynehāma þæs Bryttiscan cynecynnes. Se castel ƿæs frumlīce gestaðelod fram Ƿillelmes I cyninges ac ƿearþ sƿīðe geƿended and tōgeīeht geond þǣm gēarhundredum.
Be þæm ealdorbotle hæfþ Ƿindlesōra facilities geƿunelic gefunden in miclora byrgum: tƿā regolƿeg stedas, ān ƿafungstede and mænigan miclan tōcirhūs. Ēac is sēo burg sēo stede of Legoland, getimbrode on þæm stede hƿǣron stōd Ƿindsor Safari Park. On getimbodunga, be niede ābær man miċel tonnas of nicores dung fram þǣm dēorfalde.
Penda Miercna Cyning
Penda (Penda of Mercia; ācƿæl Blōtmōnaþ 15, 655) ƿæs cyning þæs Mierces, rīce þe in hēodæges Englisce Middland cūþ is. Hǣðen on tīde þe crīstendōm ƿæs in mænigum þāra Englaseaxiscra rīca grōƿende, Penda forhīende þone Norþhymbralandisc Ēadƿine æt þǣre Beadƿe Hæðfelðes in 633.
Hēahstrǣt
Hēahstrǣt is mægn ƿeg for fārende be lēodum betƿeonan burgum. Æfter þǣm 17e gēarhundrede, hēo ƿearþ sƿā hēahƿeg cūðan.
Anna Hutchison
Anna Hutchison gemearcaþ Lilian, þone geolƿan Ranger in Power Rangers: Jungle Fury.
Hāmtūnesċīr
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Sēo mǣst burg þǣre scīre is Hamtum. On sǣhealf sind Hamtum, Portesmūþa (þæs Cynelican Scipheres hām hæfn) and lǣs byrige. thumb|200px|Ƿintanceaster Hēafodcirice Ƿintanceaster, Ƿestseaxna and Engla hēafodburg in gēardagum, stent onmiddan þissa scīr.
Þære scīre ƿestdǣl is Ytene, oþþe sēo Nīƿa Fyrhþ, betƿēonam Tƿeonam and Natanleag.
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Stǣr
The county was recorded in the Domesday Book divided into 44 hundreds. These later consolidated to 37. These were Alton, Andover, Barmanstip, Barton Stacy, Basingstoke, Bedbridge, Bondsborough, Bosmere, Buddlesgate, Christchurch, Chutely, Crondal, East Mean, Evinger, Fawley, Finchdean, Fordingbridge, Hambledon, Heling, Holdsett, Kings Somborn, Kingsclear, Mansbridge, Meanstoke, Micheldever, New Forest, Odiham, Overton, Pastrow, Portsdown, Ringwood, Shelbourn, Sutton, Thorngate, Titchfield, Waltham and Wherwell.
Ūtanwearde hlencas
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Bryttisce Rīce
thumb|350px|right|Þæt Bryttisce Rīce in 1897, gemearcod in sāmrēadum hīƿe, þe ƿæs side hīƿ for Rīclicum Bryttiscum landum on landcartum
Þæt Bryttisce Rīce (Nīƿe Englisc: British Empire) ƿæs ærest ƿoruldlic mægen and rīcost hēafodrīce in stǣre þǣre ƿorulde. Þæt ƿæs ƿæstm of þǣre Europiscan Āspyrungtīde, þe þæt ongann mid þǣm sǣhierdum Portugales and Spēonlandes in fīftēoðan ielde. In 1921 rīcsode þæt Britisce Rīce ofer 458 millionena lēoda (fēorðandǣl þæs folcesrīmes þǣre ƿorulde) and hæfþ ofer 14.3 millionena ecgmīlena gebrǣded.
Se fruma and sēo rīcsung þæs Bryttiscan Rīces ƿæs þæt Geānlǣhte Cynerīce and sƿīðost Englaland. His hēafodstede ƿæs Lunden, and sēo sprǣc ƿæs Nīƿe Englisc.
Ágreda
Ágreda is þorp on Spēnum.
Eormengyld Niccolò Cusano
Eormengyld Niccolò Cusano (italisc Università degli Studi Niccolò Cusano - Unicusano) is eormengyld on Rōm on Italia. His fōresittend is Giovanni Puoti and hē hafaþ nēan 10,226 leornungmanna (2012).
Sūþalpis
thumb|300px|Snāw mearcaþ þā Sūþalpis on þissum gefēran biliðe þǣre [[Sūþīege.]]
Þā Sūþalpis sind beorga endebyrdness þe ligþ andlang þǣre westernan sīdan þǣre Sūþīege Nīwes Sǣlandes. Hīe sind gecyndelic gesundriende endebyrdness andlang þǣre fullan lengðe þǣre Sūþīega.
Þæt word "Sūþalpis" oftost is gebrocen tō hātenne þā fullan endebyrdnesse, þēah sundorlice naman sind gifen manigum þāra smealena endebyrdnessa þe sind dǣl heora.
Hīe sind sēo mǣste byrdnesse beorga on Nīwum Sǣlande
Ealdfriþ
Ealdfriþ ƿæs Norþanhymbra cyning and ricsode tƿentig ƿinter, of 685 oþ 705. Hine man lǣrde in Īrlande for þǣre cirican, and ƿæs se ǣresta bōclica cyning on Englaland.
Abejar
Abejar is þorp in Sorie, Castile and Leóne, Spēonlande. Be 2010 folcrǣdenne hæfþ hēo 380 þorpƿara.
Woodrow Wilson
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Ƿudrāw Ƿilson ƿæs se eahta and tƿēntigoða Foresittend þāra Geānlǣhtra Rīca, fram þǣm 1913. gēar ōþ þæt 1921.
Abbodesse
Abbodesse is wīf, þe þēowaþ in abbodrīce. Þæt word is genumen of Lǣdene abbatem and þǣre wīflican endunge -esse.
Tiwesdæg
Tiwesdæg is þære wuce dæg betweonan Monandæge and Wednesdæge. Se Englisca nama cymþ of þæm Þeodisc gode Tiwe. And in Romam hit hatte Martis dies, þe is se dæg þæs Romiscan guðgodes Mars.
Gescrifen Tiwesdæg foregæþ þone forman dæg Lenctenes in þære Cristenan gerimbec. And on Frencisce hatte he Mardi Gras, þe segþ fæt Tiwesdæg, for þæm þe on þæm dæge geo man æt ealle ealde fod þe wæs in heddærnum and man ne miht gehabban hit lengra, and in sumum landum þis wearþ symbel gehaten Carnival, þe in Boclædene wæs carni vale. And Lencten þus hætte for þæm þe þonne in norðernum landum þa dagas wurdon lengran. And geo in Brytene in lenctene wæs wana fodores in lande, and giet nu in Brytene leactunweardas hataþ þas monþas þa hungrigan ginnesse.
"Tiwesdæges Cild is full lisse" is fers of ealdum cuðum leoðe.
Tiwesdæg is se wunelica dæg for cystum in þæm Geanlæhtan Ricum American. Þeodlice cystas (þæt is Federale cystas) gelimpaþ on þæm Tiwesdæge æfter þæm forman Monandæge in Blotmonþe; þeos tælmearc wearþ gesetted be lage þæs geares 1845 for foresittendlicum cystum (sundorlige for þæm cyre þæs Cystlican Colleges), and wearþ gebræded to cystum for þæm Huse Spelienda in 1875 and for þæm Senate in 1914. Tiwesdæg wæs se æresta dæg þære wuce, þe cystum onhagode in þæm fruman 19an gearhundrede: burgmenn sceolden faran ænne halne dæg to macienne hira cyst, and nolden faran on Sunnandæge, þe wæs weorðungum dæg for þæm grietestan dæle hira. Manig Americisc underricu habbaþ hira foresittendlican frumcystas on "Super Tiwesdæge".
Blæc Tiwesdæg, in þæm Geanlæhtan Underricum, is se 29a dæg Winterfylleþes geares 1929, þonne ongann seo greata ege-geflyht þære gedælungceapstowe geares 1929. Þes wæs se Tiwesdæg æfter Blacum Þunresdæge, þonne ongann seo Greata Niðersincung.
In þære Greciscan worulde, wierþ Tiwesdæg (se dæg þære wuce þæs Fealles Constantinoplan) gecweden unspedigne dæg. Se selfa is soþ in þære Speonisc-sprecendan worulde, hwær biword sægþ En martes, ni te cases ni te embarques (On Tiwesdæge, ne sinhiwie ne onginne fare).
Adradas
Adradas is þorp in Spēonlande.
Crīstesmæsse
Crīstesmæsse (oþþe Ġēol) is geþēaƿe hāligdæg in þǣm crīstenum gerimbōcum þæt gǣþ æt gēolmōnaþes ende and gebrēmaþ þā cennesse Iesus Crīstes. Ēac gebrēmaþ man hīe sƿā ƿoruldes hāligdæg in mænigum stedum þǣre ƿorulde, geinniande rīcu mid gehƿǣdum Crīstenum folce, tō bisne Japane. Sēo sōþtīd and se stǣr Iesuses cennesse is uncūþ and under cnēatung (sēo Iesus).
Innan þǣre ēastcirican, frēolsiaþ þā crīstemenn Grēclandes and sclavisces landes Crīstesmæssan on þǣm seofoða dæge Æfterra Gēolan on þǣre Gregoriscan gerīmbēc, þone on þǣre Iulianiscan gerīmbēc is eallswā on þǣm 25 Gēolsmonaþ.
Sweotolgewrit
right|thumb|200px|Iacobes Wattes sƿeotolgeƿrit for stēammihtan Sƿeotolgeƿrit is geƿrit þǣm rice se geaf sundorriht to dǣdfruman oþðe his bycgend for tīman and for þissum rihte geƿrixlaþ he his cræftrūnan þe man meaht sēon his aþoht. Sƿeotolgeƿrit is mōdǣht.
Frumtæl
thumb In rīmcræftum, frumtæl oþþe prīmtæl is tæl þæt hæfþ eallrihte tƿa dǣleras ābūfan nōƿiht: 1 and hit. An tæl þæt nis frumtæl hǣtþ man composit tæl, nymðe þæt tæl 1 5s, þæt is nāhƿæðer frum ne composit tæl.
Sēo æfterfylgung þāra frumtala onginnþ:
In hringlār, sum dǣl þæs smǣtan algebran, hæfþ þæt ƿord "frumlic lim" syndrig andgiet. Hēr is sum hringlim a frumtæl gif, gif a dǣlþ bc mid b and c hringleomu, þā a dǣlþ c oþþe c. Mid þissum andgiete, se additif forlim sum frumtale is ēac frumtæl. For þǣm þe, gif man besēo hord integerum Z sƿā hringe, −7 is frumtæl.
Mældūn
Mældūn is dūn in Sūþ-Seaxe Englalande.
Emma Goldman
right|thumb|250px|Emma Goldman ymb þæt 1911. gēar Emma Goldman (ƿæs geboren þæs 27. þæs Ǣrran Līðan þæs 1869. gēares on Liþþuanie - cƿæl þæs 14. Hrēþmōnþes þæs 1940. Torontƿe on Canadan) ƿæs Geānedrīcisc ƿealdlīste rǣdes fyrðrestre, friðes fyrðestre, frēos hǣmedes fyrðrestre, ƿīfa rihta fyrðrestre, and godungelīfestre. Ēac is hēo brēme for hire byldunge ungerne hǣstra onhebbinga.
On þǣm 1917. gēare ƿæs hēo gebroht on carcerne tū gēar on þǣm Geāndum Rīcum for þȳ hēo ƿolde byldan menn tō ascūninge þǣre heres fornȳdinge. Siþþan hēo fram þām carnerne cƿōm ƿæs hēo fram burgƿeardum gehæfted and forsent tō hire ēðle Russlande, ēac hundredum ōðerra hāda. Ǣrost aƿreðode hēo þā Bolsceficiscan onhebbinge, ac æfter þǣre Cronstates onhebbinge ƿende hēo hire þōht and ƿrēgde þā Bolsceficas for heora hǣste ƿiþ frēo sprǣce and frēo stēormǣl. Hēo ƿrāt þæt hēo þǣr sēah on þǣre bēc My Disillusionment in Russia (on Englisce hātte Se Ende Mīnre Bescƿīcinge on Russlande).
Iacobus I Bretta Cyning
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Iacobus VI and I (19 Sēremōnaþ 1566 — 27 Hrēþmōnaþ 1625) ƿæs se forma cyning ofer eall Englalande, Scotlande and Īrlande. Hē nam sƿā tītul Grēatre Brytene Cyning, hƿǣrof ƿæs hē se forma.
On 24 Hrēþmōnaþ 1603 forfērde Elisabeþ I Engla Cƿēn. Iacobus cyning ƿæs hire nefa and nīehste ēðelstæf and þy fēng hē tō rīce ēac ofer Englalande and Īrlande, hƿǣrin rīcsode hē sƿā Iacobus I.
Dǣlere
In rīmcræftum, an dǣlere for þæt tæl n is tæl þæt dǣlþ n unoferēacalīċe. Tō bisene, 7 is dǣlere for 42 for þǣm 42/7 = 6. Man ēac sǣȝþ þæt "42 is tōdǣlliċ be 7" oþþe "42 is mārafeald of 7" oþþe "7 dǣlþ 42" and man oft ƿrītþ 7 | 42.
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Dǣlere
An dǣlere is ēac lǣssadǣl of n ȝehāten.
Dǣleras cunnon positife oþþe negatife bēon. Þā positife dǣleras for 42 sind {1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 14, 21, 42}.
Sum synderlīpe talu: 1 and -1 sind dǣleras for ealle talu, and ȝehƿilċ tæl is dǣlere of 0. Þā talu þæt 2 dǣlþ ȝehāten efentalu and þā oðrum talum ȝehāten ofertalu.
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Regolas for þǣm lytlum dǣlerum
Sind sume regolas þe ālīefþ þæt man oncnƿǣþ smale dǣleras sumes tæles be allow to recognize small divisors of a number from the number's decimal digits:
A divisibility rule is a rule you can use to determine a number's divisibility by another number. In decimal, the divisibility rules are:
Further notions and facts
Some elementary rules:
A positive divisor of n which is different from n is called a proper divisor (or aliquot part) of n. (A number which does not evenly divide n', but leaves a remainder, is called an aliquant part of n''.)
An integer n > 1 whose only proper divisor is 1 is called a prime number.
Any positive divisor of n is a product of prime divisors of n raised to some power. This is a consequence of the Fundamental theorem of arithmetic.
If a number equals the sum of its proper divisors, it is said to be a perfect number. Numbers less than that sum are said to be deficient, while numbers greater than that sum are said to be abundant.
The total number of positive divisors of n is a multiplicative function d(n) (e.g. d(42) = 8 = 2×2×2 = d(2)×d(3)×d(7)). The sum of the positive divisors of n is another multiplicative function σ(n) (e.g. σ(42) = 96 = 3×4×8 = σ(2)×σ(3)×σ(7)).
The relation | of divisibility turns the set N of non-negative integers into a partially ordered set, in fact into a complete distributive lattice. The largest element of this lattice is 0 and the smallest one is 1. The meet operation ^ is given by the greatest common divisor and the join operation v by the least common multiple. This lattice is isomorphic to the dual of the lattice of subgroups of the infinite cyclic group Z.
Generalization
One can talk about the concept of divisibility in any integral domain. Please see that article for the definitions in that setting.