Modern English–Old English dictionary

Old English translation of the English word by

English → English (Old English)
  
EnglishEnglish (Old English) (translated indirectly)Esperanto
(according to; along; following; from; after; in accordance with; per)
be
🔗 With a population of 600,000— microscopic by Chinese city standards—Macao doesn’t only rely on tourists from mainland China, with a sizeable chunk of its workforce also crossing the border every day.
(from; of; on)
from
🔗 In 58 BC Cyprus was annexed by the Roman Republic.
by and by
(soon; presently; shortly)
ær

EnglishEnglish (Old English)
by æt; be; bi; big; gehende; on; þurh; wiþ
by day dæges
by night nihtes