Sentence examples for archaic languages from inspiring English sources

Similarities in grammatical endings are shown in Table 2 by samples of noun declension and verb inflection in some of the more archaic languages that have retained the inflectional endings of Indo-European in relatively unchanged form.

Both works are obscurantist, written in unimaginative, archaic language.

Now, they may be excavating archaic language, too.

(Sorry, something about all of this seems to call for archaic language).

Some parishes are filled with guitar-strumming hot-gospellers; others like archaic language, incense and candles.

The poem took Spenser as a model, and was written deliberately in archaic language.

One purpose for the manual, Colonel Horvath said, was to update archaic language and concepts.

Written in the archaic language of bedders, boaties and bops, it described life at Cambridge University.

Venclova compares it to the former, another archaic language that embodies an ancient past.

Children will enjoy contemplating the serene scenes to the cadence of the archaic language in the text.

The two speak in a cryptic, archaic language, making reference to an entity called Blue, which threatens their sanctuary.