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Englisher

Englisher

9.9
An old name for the English language
  • noun
  • Archaic
translation icon : inglés
  • The manuscript was written in old Englisher that few people today can understand.

Examples

  • Some rural communities still refer to the language as Englisher in local dialect.

  • He spoke in the Englisher of his ancestors, using words long forgotten.

  • The term Englisher is rarely used today.

  • Many dialects of the Englisher language exist.

  • The manuscript was written in old Englisher that few people today can understand.

  • He spoke in the Englisher of his ancestors, using words long forgotten.

  • Some rural communities still refer to the language as Englisher in local dialect.

Surface Forms

Englisher singular
Englishers plural

Morphology

Englisher = English (semi-transparent) = English + er

Built from 'English' + '-er' to denote the language in an archaic/dialectal form; the morphology is clear but the form is non-productive and archaic.

Etymology

Englisher was also an old or local word for the English language, so when you see it in old texts it simply means 'the English language'.