Aa Ææ Bb Cc Dd Ðð Ee Ff

a ash be ce de eth e ef
a æ b c d ð e f
[ɑ] [æ] [b] [k/ʧ] [d] [θ/ð] [e] [f/v]

Gg Hh Ii Ll Mm Nn Oo Pp
yogh há i ell emm enn o pe

ʒ (g) h i l m n o p

[g/ɣ/j/ʤ] [h/ç/x] [i] [l] [m] [n] [o] [p]

R r Ss ߊ T t Uu Ww Xx Yy Þþ
err ess te u wynn eks yr thorn
r s t u ƿ (w) x y þ
[ɹ] [s/z] [t] [u] [w] y [θ/ð]
Ænglisc / Anglisc / Englisc
[ˈæŋliʃ]
Old English
Vowels and diphthongs

a ā æ ǣ e ē i ī o
[ɑ] [ɑː] [æ] [æː] [e] [eː] [i] [iː] [o]

ō u ū y ȳ ea eo ie
[oː] [u] [uː] [y] [yː] [æɑ] [eo/eʊ] [ɪ]

Consonants

b c cȝ/cg d ð f f ȝ/g h
[b] [k/ʧ] [ʤ] [d] [θ/ð] [f/v] [fː] [g/ɣ/j/ʤ] [h/ç/x]

l n p r s ss sc t þ
[l] [n] [p] [ɹ] [s/z] [sː] [ʃ/sk] [t] [θ/ð]

þþ ƿ/w
[θː] [w]

Some abbreviations used in Old English maunscripts

  ̅ gg̅ / ȝg̅ þon

and/ond þæt -m or –n ge-/ȝe- þonne
eg. sūne = sumne
Old English pronunciation