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Для успешного продвижения сайта, необходимо иметь релевантный контент и оптимальную плотность слов. При помощи данного сервиса вы сможите выполнить максимально полный анализ контента вашего сайта.
При выполнении анализа будет проанализирован контент вашего сайта на: вес страницы; релевантность, плотность заголовка (title), ключевых слов (keywords) к тексту страницы; скорость, время загрузки страницы; анализирован текст страницы; обработаны стоп-слова; процентное соотношение вхождений слов с текстом страницы; рассчитана частота (TF) терминов содержимого страницы.

Общие данные о странице

URL:	anglish.org (WHOIS IP, WHOIS DOMAIN)
Размер страницы:	26.68 Kb
Кодировка:	UTF-8
IP сайта:	173.236.197.160
Скорость загрузки:	14.11 Kb/s
Время загрузки:	1.89 sec
Всего символов (с html тэгами):	27323
Всего символов (текст):	6278
Всего символов (текст без пробелов):	5243
Доля контента ко всему коду страницы:	22.98 %
Перенаправление:	https://anglish.org/wiki/Anglish
Внутренние / внешние ссылки:	Анализ

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Заголовок (title)[ Скрыть]

Оригинальный текст

Anglish

Обработанный текст (без стоп-слов)

Anglish

Общая информация

Всего слов в тексте:	1
Слов в тексте (без стоп-слов):	1
Слов без повторов и стоп-слов:	1
Стоп-слов в тексте:	0
Плотность всех слов к контенту:	3.378
Релевантность текста к контенту:	100 %
Вхождений слов тэга в контенте:	1 из 1
Слов с повтором в тэге > 1 раза:	0

Результат анализа слов тэга

Слово - анализируемое слово

Кол-во в тэге - кол-во повторов текущего слова в анализируемом тэге

Плотность - плотность текущего слова относительно контента страницы

Вхождений - кол-во вхождений текущего слова в контенте страницы

Частота (TF) - Частота TF(Term Frequency) относительно контента страницы

Слово	Кол-во в тэге	Плотность	Вхождений	Частота (TF)
Anglish	1	3.378	35	1

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Тэг h1

Anglish

Тэг h2

Contents

Тэг h3

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Общая информация

Всего слов в тексте:	1036
Слов в тексте (без стоп-слов):	724
Слов без повторов и стоп-слов:	452
Стоп-слов в тексте:	312
Список стоп-слов:	[ Показать] from, to, what, is, of, which, at, and, or, the, for, in, by, if, there, no, can, be, have, it, not, but, that, are, will, so, as, on, this, we, do, one, was, all, they, i, with, about, an, would

Результат анализа слов контента

Слово	Вхождений	В title	В Keywords	Частота (TF)
Anglish	35	Да	Нет	0.034
Jump	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
navigation	3	Нет	Нет	0.003
search	3	Нет	Нет	0.003
Contents	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
How	3	Нет	Нет	0.003
Works	3	Нет	Нет	0.003
History	4	Нет	Нет	0.004
See	4	Нет	Нет	0.004
Also	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
a	22	Нет	Нет	0.021
kind	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
English	19	Нет	Нет	0.018
prefers	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
native	4	Нет	Нет	0.004
words	13	Нет	Нет	0.013
over	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
those	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
borrowed	3	Нет	Нет	0.003
foreign	4	Нет	Нет	0.004
languages	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
linguistic	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
purism	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
applied	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Examples	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
gt	11	Нет	Нет	0.011
Ability	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Skill	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Inborn	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Brilliant	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Bright	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Decide	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Choose	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Computer	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Reckoner	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Famous	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Nameknown	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Dictionary	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
Wordbook	3	Нет	Нет	0.003
Vocabulary	7	Нет	Нет	0.007
Wordstock	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Ubiquitous	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Everywhere	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Fascinating	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Bewitching	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Look	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
more	7	Нет	Нет	0.007
common	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
here	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
full	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
specific	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
achieved	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
simply	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
choosing	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
use	4	Нет	Нет	0.004
rather	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
than	3	Нет	Нет	0.003
modern	5	Нет	Нет	0.005
word	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
given	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
concept	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Old	4	Нет	Нет	0.004
Anglo-Saxon	6	Нет	Нет	0.006
revived	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
updated	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
spelling	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
phonology	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
used	3	Нет	Нет	0.003
meaning	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
While	3	Нет	Нет	0.003
language	5	Нет	Нет	0.005
does	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
mainly	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Germanic	4	Нет	Нет	0.004
meant	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
pan-germanic	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
like	5	Нет	Нет	0.005
Folksprak	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
tongue	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
where	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
most	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
its	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
rooted	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
worth	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
noting	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
some	4	Нет	Нет	0.004
Anglishers	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
strict	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
others	4	Нет	Нет	0.004
go	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
far	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
reverse	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
French	4	Нет	Нет	0.004
influence	3	Нет	Нет	0.003
known	3	Нет	Нет	0.003
Anglisc	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
even	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
teach	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
write	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
runes	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Below	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
example	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
YouTuber	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Rob	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
preamble	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
US	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Constitution	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
translated	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
text	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
People	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
United	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
States	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
Order	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
form	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
perfect	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Union	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
establish	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
Justice	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
insure	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
domestic	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Tranquility	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
provide	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
defense	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
promote	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
general	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Welfare	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
secure	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Blessings	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
Liberty	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
ourselves	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
our	4	Нет	Нет	0.004
Posterity	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
ordain	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
America	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Folk	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Foroned	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
Riches	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
make	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
flawless	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
oneship	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
build	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
rightness	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
bring	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
frith	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
stillness	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
land	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
shield	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
another	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
uphold	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
overall	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
hold	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
fast	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Freedom	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
offspring	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
foresay	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
lay	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
down	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
lawbook	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Americksland	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
term	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
made	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
up	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
Paul	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Jennings	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
his	3	Нет	Нет	0.003
Punch	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Articles	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
However	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
desire	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
remove	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
tradition	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
goes	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
back	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
way	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
Norman	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
invasion	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Normans	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
were	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Norse-speaking	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
tribe	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
raided	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
settled	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
part	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
France	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
now	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Normandy	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
After	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
few	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
generations	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
adopted	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
before	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
William	3	Нет	Нет	0.003
took	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
England	3	Нет	Нет	0.003
French-speaking	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
being	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
positions	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
power	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
throughout	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
led	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
adoption	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
much	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
today	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Many	5	Нет	Нет	0.005
writers	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
such	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Thomas	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Wilson	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Roger	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Ascham	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
spoken	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
out	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
against	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Inkhorn	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Terms	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
needless	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
borrowing	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
fashion	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
statement	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
something	3	Нет	Нет	0.003
happened	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
often	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
16th	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
17th	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
centuries	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
scholar	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
John	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Cheke	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
wrote	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
am	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
opinion	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
own	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
tung	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
should	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
written	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
cleane	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
pure	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
unmixt	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
unmangeled	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
borowing	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
other	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
tunges	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
wherein	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
take	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
heed	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
tiim	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
ever	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
never	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
paying	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
she	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
shall	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
fain	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
keep	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
her	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
house	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
bankrupt	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Barnes	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
writer	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
poet	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
19th	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
century	3	Нет	Нет	0.003
famously	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
called	3	Нет	Нет	0.003
removal	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Latin	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
Greek	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
promoted	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
substitutes	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
wortlore	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
botany	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
welkinfire	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
meteor	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
documented	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
author	4	Нет	Нет	0.004
Andrew	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Phillips	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
book	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
Rebirth	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
20th	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Strunk	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Jr	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Elements	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Style	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
tempted	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
twenty-dollar	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
when	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
ten-center	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
handy	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
ready	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
able	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
livelier	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
British	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Prime	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Minister	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Winston	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Churchill	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
once	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
said	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Broadly	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
speaking	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
short	3	Нет	Нет	0.003
best	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
attitude	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
keeping	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
speech	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
earth	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
shows	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
political	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
speeches	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
English-speaking	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
countries	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
attempt	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
better	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
connect	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
average	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
person	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
20th-century	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Elias	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Molee	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
fully	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Americans	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
he	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Amerikan	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
s	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
books	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
titled	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Saxon	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
American	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
science	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
fiction	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
fantasy	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Poul	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Anderson	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
writing	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
Uncleftish	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Beholding	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
explaining	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
atomic	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
theory	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
only	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
recently	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
21st	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
David	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Cowley	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
released	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
d	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Talk	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Had	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Won	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
among	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
into	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
depth	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
sound	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
changes	3	Нет	Нет	0.003
result	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Though	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
linguists	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
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think	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
still	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
anyway	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
authors	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
who	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
seeking	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
purify	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
understanding	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
distinction	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
between	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Latinate	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
tool	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
well-known	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Stephen	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
King	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
making	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
new	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
writings	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
communities	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
both	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
offline	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
online	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
generate	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
regular	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
basis	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
addition	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
wiki	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
span	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
retro	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
websites	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Neocities	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Spacehey	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
social	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
media	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
YouTube	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Reddit	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Discord	2	Нет	Нет	0.002
content	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
creators	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
constrained	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
inspirational	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
challenging	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
their	3	Нет	Нет	0.003
creativity	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
religious	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
spiritual	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
get	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
touch	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
ancestors	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
roots	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
Forum	1	Нет	Нет	0.001
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Anglish From Anglish Jump to navigation Jump to search Contents What is Anglish How Anglish Works History Of Anglish See Also What is Anglish Anglish is a kind of English which prefers native words over those borrowed from foreign languages Anglish is linguistic purism applied to English Examples English gt Anglish Ability gt Skill Native gt Inborn Brilliant gt Bright Decide gt Choose Computer gt Reckoner Famous gt Nameknown Dictionary gt Wordbook Vocabulary gt Wordstock Ubiquitous gt Everywhere Fascinating gt Bewitching Look at more examples and common words here Or search the full Anglish wordbook for specific Anglish words How Anglish Works Linguistic purism in English is achieved by simply choosing to use native or Anglish words rather than borrowed words If there is no modern native word for a given concept Old English or Anglo-Saxon words can be revived and updated to modern spelling and phonology to be used for a modern meaning While the Anglish language does have mainly Germanic vocabulary it is not meant to be a pan-germanic language like Folksprak but rather a tongue where most of its vocabulary is rooted in Old English It is worth noting that some Anglishers are more strict than others Some will go so far as to reverse French influence on spelling known as Anglisc while others will even teach or write in Anglo-Saxon runes Below is the Anglish example that YouTuber Rob Words used This is the preamble to the US Constitution translated from English to Anglish text English We the People of the United States in Order to form a more perfect Union establish Justice insure domestic Tranquility provide for the common defense promote the general Welfare and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America Anglish We the Folk of the Foroned Riches to make a more flawless oneship build rightness bring frith and stillness to our land shield one another uphold the overall welfare and hold fast the Blessings of Freedom to ourselves and our offspring do foresay and lay down this lawbook for the foroned riches of Americksland History Of Anglish The term Anglish was made up by Paul Jennings in his Punch Articles However the desire to remove foreign influence from the English language is a tradition that goes back all the way to the Norman invasion in The Normans were a Germanic Old Norse-speaking tribe that raided and settled a part of France that is now known as Normandy After a few generations they adopted the French language before William I took over England The French-speaking Normans being in positions of power throughout England is what led to the adoption of much of the foreign vocabulary that is in modern English today Many English writers throughout history such as Thomas Wilson or Roger Ascham have spoken out against the use of Inkhorn Terms or the needless borrowing of words from foreign languages as a fashion statement something that happened often in the 16th and 17th centuries English scholar John Cheke wrote I am of this opinion that our own tung should be written cleane and pure unmixt and unmangeled with borowing of other tunges wherein if we take not heed by tiim ever borowing and never paying she shall be fain to keep her house as bankrupt William Barnes a writer and poet from the 19th century famously called for the removal of Latin French and Greek vocabulary from English and promoted Anglo-Saxon substitutes like wortlore for botany and welkinfire for meteor More about Barnes was documented by author Andrew Phillips in his book The Rebirth of England and English In the 20th century William Strunk Jr wrote in The Elements of Style Do not be tempted by a twenty-dollar word when there is a ten-center handy ready and able Anglo-Saxon is a livelier tongue than Latin so use Anglo-Saxon words The British Prime Minister Winston Churchill once said Broadly speaking short words are best and the old words when short are best of all This attitude of keeping speech down to earth is something that shows up in many political speeches in English-speaking countries in an attempt to better connect with the average person Another 20th-century author Elias Molee called for a fully Germanic language for Americans that he called Amerikan One of Molee s books was titled Pure Saxon English An American science fiction and fantasy author Poul Anderson is known for writing Uncleftish Beholding a short text explaining atomic theory with only Germanic words More recently in the 21st century author David Cowley released his book How We d Talk If the English Had Won in among others that goes into depth on the vocabulary and sound changes that happened to English as a result of Norman influence Though it is worth noting that some linguists disagree and think English still would have borrowed many French words anyway Even for authors who are not seeking to purify English understanding the distinction between Latinate and Anglo-Saxon vocabulary is a tool used by some well-known fiction writers like Stephen King Cowley is not the only one making new writings in and about Anglish there are many communities both offline and online that use an Anglish dictionary to generate new Anglish works on a regular basis In addition to this Anglish wiki other online Anglish communities span from retro websites like Neocities and Spacehey to modern social media like YouTube Reddit and Discord Many authors and content creators see this form of constrained writing as inspirational and challenging to their creativity while others see Anglish as something religious or spiritual a way to get in touch with their ancestors and go back to their own roots See Also Anglish Forum Anglish Subreddit Anglish Wordbook Anglish Newspaper Anglish Translator Anglish Telegram Anglish Discord Retrieved from https anglish org index php title Anglish amp oldid Navigation menu Personal tools Log in Namespaces Main page Discussion Variants 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Anglish Anglish Jump navigation Jump search Contents Anglish How Anglish Works History Anglish See Also Anglish Anglish a kind English prefers native words over those borrowed foreign languages Anglish linguistic purism applied English Examples English gt Anglish Ability gt Skill Native gt Inborn Brilliant gt Bright Decide gt Choose Computer gt Reckoner Famous gt Nameknown Dictionary gt Wordbook Vocabulary gt Wordstock Ubiquitous gt Everywhere Fascinating gt Bewitching Look more examples common words here search full Anglish wordbook specific Anglish words How Anglish Works Linguistic purism English achieved simply choosing use native Anglish words rather than borrowed words modern native word a given concept Old English Anglo-Saxon words revived updated modern spelling phonology used a modern meaning While Anglish language does mainly Germanic vocabulary meant a pan-germanic language like Folksprak rather a tongue where most its vocabulary rooted Old English worth noting some Anglishers more strict than others Some go far reverse French influence spelling known Anglisc while others even teach write Anglo-Saxon runes Below Anglish example YouTuber Rob Words used preamble US Constitution translated English Anglish text English People United States Order form a more perfect Union establish Justice insure domestic Tranquility provide common defense promote general Welfare secure Blessings Liberty ourselves our Posterity ordain establish Constitution United States America Anglish Folk Foroned Riches make a more flawless oneship build rightness bring frith stillness our land shield another uphold overall welfare hold fast Blessings Freedom ourselves our offspring foresay lay down lawbook foroned riches Americksland History Anglish term Anglish made up Paul Jennings his Punch Articles However desire remove foreign influence English language a tradition goes back way Norman invasion Normans were a Germanic Old Norse-speaking tribe raided settled a part France now known Normandy After a few generations adopted French language before William took over England French-speaking Normans being positions power throughout England led adoption much foreign vocabulary modern English today Many English writers throughout history such Thomas Wilson Roger Ascham spoken out against use Inkhorn Terms needless borrowing words foreign languages a fashion statement something happened often 16th 17th centuries English scholar John Cheke wrote am opinion our own tung should written cleane pure unmixt unmangeled borowing other tunges wherein take heed tiim ever borowing never paying she shall fain keep her house bankrupt William Barnes a writer poet 19th century famously called removal Latin French Greek vocabulary English promoted Anglo-Saxon substitutes like wortlore botany welkinfire meteor More Barnes documented author Andrew Phillips his book Rebirth England English 20th century William Strunk Jr wrote Elements Style tempted a twenty-dollar word when a ten-center handy ready able Anglo-Saxon a livelier tongue than Latin use Anglo-Saxon words British Prime Minister Winston Churchill once said Broadly speaking short words best old words when short best attitude keeping speech down earth something shows up many political speeches English-speaking countries attempt better connect average person Another 20th-century author Elias Molee called a fully Germanic language Americans he called Amerikan Molee s books titled Pure Saxon English American science fiction fantasy author Poul Anderson known writing Uncleftish Beholding a short text explaining atomic theory only Germanic words More recently 21st century author David Cowley released his book How d Talk English Had Won among others goes into depth vocabulary sound changes happened English a result Norman influence Though worth noting some linguists disagree think English still borrowed many French words anyway Even authors who seeking purify English understanding distinction between Latinate Anglo-Saxon vocabulary a tool used some well-known fiction writers like Stephen King Cowley only making new writings Anglish many communities both offline online use Anglish dictionary generate new Anglish works a regular basis addition Anglish wiki other online Anglish communities span retro websites like Neocities Spacehey modern social media like YouTube Reddit Discord Many authors content creators see form constrained writing inspirational challenging their creativity while others see Anglish something religious spiritual a way get touch their ancestors go back their own roots See Also Anglish Forum Anglish Subreddit Anglish Wordbook Anglish Newspaper Anglish Translator Anglish Telegram Anglish Discord Retrieved https anglish org index php title Anglish amp oldid Navigation menu Personal tools Log Namespaces Main page Discussion Variants expanded collapsed Views Read View source View history More expanded collapsed Search Navigation Main page Recent changes Random page 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</p><p>Anglish is a kind of English which prefers native words over those borrowed from foreign languages. Anglish is <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linguistic_purism">linguistic purism</a> applied to English.
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Look at more examples and common words <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://anglish.org/wiki/Helpful_Anglish_Words">here</a>. Or search the full <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://wordbook.anglish.org/">Anglish wordbook</a> for specific Anglish words.
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<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="How_Anglish_Works">How Anglish Works</span></h2>
<p>Linguistic purism in English is achieved by simply choosing to use <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Germanic_and_Latinate_equivalents_in_English">native</a> or Anglish words rather than borrowed words. If there is no modern native word for a given concept, Old English or <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://bosworthtoller.com/">Anglo-Saxon</a> words can be revived and updated to modern spelling and phonology to be used for a modern meaning. While the Anglish language does have mainly <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://kostasanastasakis.wordpress.com/2020/01/08/a-germanic-thesaurus/">Germanic</a> vocabulary, it is not meant to be a pan-germanic language like <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://folksprak.org/">Folksprak</a>, but rather a tongue where most of its vocabulary is rooted in Old English. It is worth noting that some Anglishers are more strict than others. Some will go so far as to reverse French influence on <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://anglisc.miraheze.org/wiki/Anglish_Alphabet">spelling</a> (known as <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://anglisc.org">Anglisc</a>), while <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKe5QtKHApk">others</a> will even <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://rune.school/">teach</a> or write in <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://runerevival.online/">Anglo-Saxon runes</a>.
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</p><p>Below is the Anglish example that YouTuber <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aMA3M6b9iEY">Rob Words</a> used. This is the preamble to the US Constitution translated from English to Anglish text.
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<p>"We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America." 
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<p>"We the Folk of the Foroned Riches, to make a more flawless oneship, build rightness, bring frith and stillness to our land, shield one another, uphold the overall welfare, and hold fast the Blessings of Freedom to ourselves and our offspring, do foresay and lay down this lawbook for the foroned riches of Americksland."
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<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="History_Of_Anglish">History Of Anglish</span></h2>
<p>The term <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Anglish">"Anglish"</a> was made up by <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Jennings_(British_author)">Paul Jennings</a> in his 1966 <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://anglish.org/wiki/Punch_Articles_by_Paul_Jennings">Punch Articles</a>. However, the desire to remove <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foreign-language_influences_in_English#Word_origins">foreign influence</a> from the English language is a tradition that goes back all the way to the <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norman_Conquest">Norman invasion</a> in 1066. The <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Normans">Normans</a> were a Germanic, <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Norse">Old Norse</a>-speaking tribe that raided and settled a part of France that is now known as Normandy. After a few generations, they adopted the French language before <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_the_Conqueror">William I</a> took over England. The French-speaking Normans being in positions of power throughout England is what led to the adoption of much of the foreign vocabulary that is in modern English today.
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Many English writers throughout history, such as <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Wilson_(rhetorician)">Thomas Wilson</a> or <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roger_Ascham">Roger Ascham</a>, have spoken out against the use of <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inkhorn_term">"Inkhorn Terms"</a> or the needless borrowing of words from foreign languages as a fashion statement, something that happened often in the 16th and 17th centuries. English scholar, <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Cheke">John Cheke</a> wrote, <i>"I am of this opinion that our own tung should be written cleane and pure, unmixt and unmangeled with borowing of other tunges; wherein if we take not heed by tiim, ever borowing and never paying, she shall be fain to keep her house as bankrupt."</i>
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<a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Barnes">William Barnes</a>, a writer and poet from the 19th century, famously called for the removal of Latin, French, and Greek vocabulary from English and promoted Anglo-Saxon substitutes, like <i>wortlore</i> for botany and <i>welkinfire</i> for meteor. More about Barnes was documented by author <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://pureenglish.org/category/william-barnes-2/">Andrew Phillips</a> in his book <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://www.asbooks.co.uk/t%20rebirth-barnes.htm">"The Rebirth of England and English."</a>
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In the 20th century, William Strunk Jr. wrote in <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Elements_of_Style"><i>The Elements of Style</i></a>, <i>"Do not be tempted by a twenty-dollar word when there is a ten-center handy, ready, and able. Anglo-Saxon is a livelier tongue than Latin, so use Anglo-Saxon words"</i>. The British Prime Minister, <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://www.vaguelyinteresting.co.uk/3435/">Winston Churchill</a>, once said, <i>"Broadly speaking, short words are best, and the old words, when short, are best of all."</i> This attitude of keeping speech down to earth is something that shows up in many political speeches in English-speaking countries in an attempt to better connect with the average person. Another 20th-century author, <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elias_Molee">Elias Molee</a>, called for a fully Germanic language for Americans that he called "Amerikan". One of Molee's books was titled <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://archive.org/details/pure-saxon-english">"Pure Saxon English"</a>. An American science fiction and fantasy <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://poulandersonappreciation.blogspot.com/">author</a>, <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poul_Anderson">Poul Anderson</a>, is known for writing <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://anglish.org/wiki/Uncleftish_Beholding">Uncleftish Beholding</a>, a short text explaining atomic theory with only Germanic words.
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More recently in the 21st century, author David Cowley released his book <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/7365004-how-we-d-talk-if-the-english-had-won-in-1066"><i>"How We'd Talk If the English Had Won in 1066"</i></a>, among others, that goes into depth on the vocabulary and sound changes that happened to English as a result of Norman influence. (Though it is worth noting that <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://languagehat.com/anglish-redivivus/">some linguists</a> disagree and think English still would have borrowed many French words anyway.) Even for authors who are not seeking to purify English, understanding the distinction between Latinate and Anglo-Saxon vocabulary is a <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://adronjsmitley.blogspot.com/2023/10/anglo-saxon-vs-latinate-voice-or-how-to.html">tool</a> used by some well-known fiction writers, like Stephen King.
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Cowley is not the only one making new writings in and <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://www.omniglot.com/conscripts/anglish.htm">about Anglish</a>, there are many communities, both offline and <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://angland.online/">online</a>, that use an <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://wordbook.anglish.org/">Anglish dictionary</a> to generate new Anglish works on a regular basis. In addition to this Anglish wiki, other online Anglish communities span from retro websites like <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://webwelder.neocities.org/">Neocities</a> and <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://groups.spacehey.com/anglishersONLINE">Spacehey</a> to modern social media like <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IIo-17SIkws">YouTube</a>, <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://www.reddit.com/r/anglish/">Reddit</a>, and <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://discord.gg/ewcBDCzubj">Discord</a>. Many <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://edmundfairfax.com/">authors</a> and <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://tmkohl.com/anglish-the-real-english/">content creators</a> see this form of <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constrained_writing">constrained writing</a> as inspirational and challenging to their creativity, while <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://survivethejive.blogspot.com/2019/06/">others</a> see Anglish as something <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://www.thefrithstead.com/">religious</a> or <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://winlandrice.org/">spiritual</a> , a way to get in touch with their <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://www.theancestorsfire.com/post/anglish-journey-to-the-original-language">ancestors</a> and go back to their own <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://rootsenglish.wordpress.com/">roots</a>.
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<ul><li><a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://moot.anglish.org/">Anglish Forum</a></li>
<li><a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://reddit.com/r/anglish">Anglish Subreddit</a></li>
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