Wikipǣdiamōtung:Gecorene gemynddagas/2 Winterfylleð

Just a few notes:

• After the word þæs, a noun has -es, not -a.
• the passive preposition with people was fram, not be. It acquired that usage in middle or modern English.
• a feminine noun ending in -ung ends in -e if it's not the subject of the sentence.
• A home army is generally fierd.
• The word Sanctus was used when a name was present; otherwise, hālga was used.

--James 05:57, 2 Winterfylleþ 2005 (UTC)