Lesson 8: Conjunctions

Conjunctions come in handy when you want to connect clauses (or even just an element of a clause) with other(s). Words like ang, but, for, nor, etc, are conjunctions. I have listen the ones bellow in a Modern English to Old English list for ease of searching. Bellow that is a Old English to Modern English List

Modern English - Old English

 * Although - þēah
 * Also - ēac
 * And - and, ġe, ēac
 * As... as... - swā... swā
 * Because - for þǣm
 * Both... and... (and...) - ǣġhwæþer (ġe)... ġe... ġe..., ǣġþer/ǣġhwæþer...and... (and...), ġe...ġe... (ġe...)
 * But - ac
 * Either... or... (or...) - (ǣġþer) oþþe... oþþe... (oþþe...)
 * For (see "because")
 * However - hwæþere, swāþēah, þēah, þēahhwæþere, hūru
 * Neither... nor... (nor...) - (nāþor/nāhwæþer) (ne)... ne... (ne...)
 * Never - nǣfre
 * Not - næs/nealles/nalles, ne, nā, nō
 * Not at all - nealles/nalles
 * Or - oþþe
 * So... as... (see "As... as...")
 * Though - þēah
 * Yet - hwæþere/þēah