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century Hiberno-Norse to post 12-century Anglo-Norman influence), that DOESN'T use the terms Normans, Norman invasion, Norman conquest, Norman control, or...

left Britain in the fifth century. English may have separated from Old Norse 4000 years ago, and could have been spoken here when the Romans arrived...

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13 March 2006 (UTC) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Normans In that article it says Normans were Norse and Gallo-Roman. My questions are: 1. Gallo-Roman...

centuries before the Norman conquest of England. A recent school has been arguing there were centuries of contact between the Norse and Gaels+Picts before...

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was further influenced by the Old Norse language due to Viking invasions in the 8th and 9th centuries. The Norman conquest of England in the 11th century...

Thanks :-)--Berig (talk) 12:48, 10 January 2021 (UTC) Let's not remove the Old Norse forms of the names of Rus' rulers. As you probably know, the mainstream...

what university are you located at? As an undergraduate I specialized in Norman History (particularly the formative period: 911–1066). The Jade Knight (talk)...

elite component of the Normans was likely Scandinavian – i.e., Dane and Norse. So in the traditional confines of the Anglo-Normans, the old county families...

the runestones, but no one argues that the name comes from Old Norse. So why old Norse or Swedish names should be in the article? Could you also tell...

naming of Norwegian historical characters from the Old Norse period? Should we use the Old Norse forms like "Þórir Hundr", anglicized forms like Thorer...

(Norman Gaels in a sense as they were influenced by Viking social rules of alliance and governance) and even the Stewarts were Gaels in the Norman period...

Agricolae (talk) 20:16, 10 March 2020 (UTC) also the sections of old norse words in norman french was supported by no citations. that part is much more problematic...

(/ð/). I happen to like eth (it is both quicker to write and a nod to Norman's Norse roots), and so I use it to differentiate between the two. In standard...

July 2022 (UTC) Berig, the sentence you are referring to is: Parallel Old Norse («Russian») and Slavic names of the Dnieper rapids listed in the treatise...

to my mood and to what extent I want non-Norman English to be influenced by Norse, or whether I want non-Norman English to have started borrowing words...

is that, even within this short time-span, the Normans changed as time and place dictated from Norse invaders to Frankish crusaders to Byzantine monarchs...

ask about this at Irish nobility, basically whether Hiberno-Norman should be Hiberno-Norman nobility or not? It's a difficult question. I'm fairly familiar...