Although uncle replaced eam and nobleman replaced aetheling some Old English words persisted in the language atong with their Norman isynonyins. Which is the Anglo-Savon (Old English)word? You may use the dictionary. forgive proyer forgint pardon

## Step 1
The problem is asking us to identify the Old English (Anglo-Saxon) word among the given options. The words provided are "forgive", "prayer", "forgint", and "pardon".
## Step 2
We need to understand that Old English, also known as Anglo-Saxon, is a Germanic language that was spoken in England and southern Scotland between the 5th and 12th centuries.
## Step 3
Among the given options, "forgive" and "pardon" are words that have evolved from Old English. However, "forgive" is the word that is most closely related to Old English.
## Step 4
The word "forgive" in Old English is "forgiefan", which is the root of the word "forgive". The word "pardon" in Old English is "pardonan", which is the root of the word "pardon".
## Step 5
The words "prayer" and "forgint" are not Old English words. "Prayer" is a Norman word, and "forgint" is not a recognized English word.