I found an old Dutch-English dictionary online that helps deciphering old Dutch records

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I stumbled upon this Dutch-English dictionary from 1801, and I'm finding it very helpful for translating words I find in old Dutch records: https://books.google.com/books?id=t48NAAAAQAAJ

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You may also find it useful, so I share it here.

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Vonderbaar. Old English is partly based on Anglo Saxon. The Angles came from Friesia. I find many Frie, Fry, Fre based words in my research. connected to the mythologies of Freya  and "place of the Friesians" etc.  Also Hennegouen Henneau etc.

Danke

Answer 1

Ellen, thanks very much for contributing this valuable resource.

I have added it to the miscellaneous section of the Dutch Archives page.