Anglo-Saxon

Anglo-Saxon is the forerunner of modern English.

格鲁撒克逊语是现英语先驱。

The Wizengamot gets its name from the Witan, also known as the Witenagemot, from Anglo-Saxon England.

威森加摩（Wizengamot巫师会？）一词源自古英格兰格鲁撒克逊时“会（Witan）”，也作“会（Witenagemot）”。

The Anglo-Saxon Futhorc was replaced by the Latin alphabet from about the 7th century onwards, although the two continued in parallel for some time.

虽然二继续处于相似处在一些时间中,格鲁-撒克逊北欧古字母表被向前用从大约第7世纪拉丁字母替。

Peasant Spearmen, of "Fyrd" as they were called in Anglo-Saxon, are composed of free farmers called up to the service of the king.

平民矛兵，格鲁萨克森地区通常称之为民军，由自耕农组成，武装起来为王效力。