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Norman French   /nˈɔrmən frɛntʃ/   Listen
Norman French

noun
1.
The medieval Norman dialect of Old French.  Synonyms: Norman-French, Old North French.





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"Norman French" Quotes from Famous Books



... eminence on which the Huron city stood, Cartier obtained a splendid view of rivers and mountains and magnificent forests, and called the place then and there, in his Norman French, Mont Real, or Royal Eminence, a name which it will probably bear for all time, though the actual city of Montreal ...
— Pioneers in Canada • Sir Harry Johnston
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... neglected the language of Cicero and Tacitus; had they confined their attention to the old dialects of our own island; had they printed nothing, and taught nothing at the universities, but chronicles in Anglo-Saxon, and romances in Norman French, would England have been what she now is? What the Greek and Latin were to the contemporaries of More and Ascham, our tongue is to the people of India. The literature of England is now more valuable than ...
— Life and Letters of Lord Macaulay • George Otto Trevelyan
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Words linked to "Norman French" :   French, Old North French


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