Parts of England were occupied by Old Norse speaking vikings between 860 and 950 AD. In this time many Old Norse words were borrowed into English, sometimes these words are surprisingly common in today’s English. Sky, anger and window, for example, are all of Old Norse origin: sky is ský but means cloud, anger is angr, meaning affliction or trouble, and window is vindauga, literally: a wind-eye.
+91 78277 86825
learn@zabaan.com
