Question

short note of Hybridism in OLD ENGLISH LITERATURE​

Answer 1

Explanation:

• The definition of hybridism in the dictionary is the condition of having been bred from two different species of animal or plant. Other definition of hybridism is the formation of a word by the joining of two parts, each from a different language.

Answer 2

Hybridism is defined in various ways, but in old English literature, it is defined as follows:

Explanation:

• Hybridism in language and literature refers to the 'cross-breeding' of words.
• The condition of having been bred from two different species of animal or plant, according to the dictionary definition of hybridism.
• The development of a term by the combining of two elements, each from a different language, is another definition of hybridism.
• Hybridism relates to the procedure of combining the roots of 2 languages to create composite words (neuologism).