Definition of Old French in English:

Old French

noun

mass noun

The French language up to c.1400.
Example sentencesExamples
- So determined was Joan to solve the mystery she taught herself Old French and obtained microfilm of the same Guiot manuscript Professor Kibler used for the Penguin Classic.
- The word turns up in Old French as salade and then in late 14th-century English as salad or sallet.
- ‘Demontrance’ means in Old French the act of showing as well as the object being shown.
- The word entered the English language in the late 14th century from Old French magique.
- 42 Scholars believe that three copies of the manuscript in Old French may exist, but only one is accessible.

Definition of Old French in US English:

Old French

nounˌōld ˈfrenCH

The French language up to c.1400.
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘Demontrance’ means in Old French the act of showing as well as the object being shown.
- The word entered the English language in the late 14th century from Old French magique.
- So determined was Joan to solve the mystery she taught herself Old French and obtained microfilm of the same Guiot manuscript Professor Kibler used for the Penguin Classic.
- 42 Scholars believe that three copies of the manuscript in Old French may exist, but only one is accessible.
- The word turns up in Old French as salade and then in late 14th-century English as salad or sallet.

单词	Old French
释义	Definition of Old French in English: Old French noun mass noun The French language up to c.1400. Example sentencesExamples So determined was Joan to solve the mystery she taught herself Old French and obtained microfilm of the same Guiot manuscript Professor Kibler used for the Penguin Classic. The word turns up in Old French as salade and then in late 14th-century English as salad or sallet. ‘Demontrance’ means in Old French the act of showing as well as the object being shown. The word entered the English language in the late 14th century from Old French magique. 42 Scholars believe that three copies of the manuscript in Old French may exist, but only one is accessible. Definition of Old French in US English: Old French nounˌōld ˈfrenCH The French language up to c.1400. Example sentencesExamples ‘Demontrance’ means in Old French the act of showing as well as the object being shown. The word entered the English language in the late 14th century from Old French magique. So determined was Joan to solve the mystery she taught herself Old French and obtained microfilm of the same Guiot manuscript Professor Kibler used for the Penguin Classic. 42 Scholars believe that three copies of the manuscript in Old French may exist, but only one is accessible. The word turns up in Old French as salade and then in late 14th-century English as salad or sallet.
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