Uncle Rays Corner History Of English Word Origins
History notes discuss how English gained words from Norse settlers in Norway and Denmark, with a smaller contribution from Sweden. It mentions Latin borrowings after Roman Britain and a large influx after the Norman invasion in the eleventh century, as part of a scrapbook history section.
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