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8093
Hi Lucia, Interesting. Have you read this article or do you know what Durante's opinion was about the phrase? E.g. whether DU USFILHAN is passive, and...
llama_nom
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Nov 1, 2004
8:34 am
8094
Hi all! According to what I have heard, there excisted different flags even 2000 years ago. These should have been used by trading people on their ships on the...
Fredrik
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Nov 1, 2004
12:19 pm
8095
-Hej Fredrik, I never heard of flags in connection with the Goths. Regnum Tolosanum must as far as I understand be able to translate with the Toulose realm or...
Ingemar Nordgren
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Nov 1, 2004
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8096
Is there a book or website on Gothic Naming elements? Would they be similar to Anglo-Saxon naming elements? Ælfgar, Ælfhere, Ælfheah, Ælfric, Ælfred. ...
Le Bateman
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Nov 2, 2004
12:12 am
8097
Perhaps the person meant Battle Standards. The Saxons were said to have used one, a Black flag with a white dragon on it. I wonder if that symbol was...
Le Bateman
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Nov 2, 2004
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8098
... I've just put up a naming elements page. http://www.geocities.com/nualle/gmc_naming_elements.html By way of disclaimer... I'm not a trained linguist, nor...
Nualle Schallenberger
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Nov 2, 2004
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8099
Gothic naming elements, compared with their Old English equivalents, are given in: http://www.geocities.com/Paris/Salon/2385/gothnames.html Francisc ... be...
Francisc Czobor
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Nov 2, 2004
7:30 am
8100
Le, As ever, Gerhard Koebler's "Gotisches Woerterbuch" is worth a look. It has a large appendix devoted Gothic names, cross-referenced where possible with...
llama_nom
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Nov 2, 2004
8:38 am
8101
In Krause & Helm, ON *bnu'a is printed thus as hypothetical. I'm afraid I don't know anything else about how du & dis- might have come about. ... Zoega, ... to...
llama_nom
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Nov 2, 2004
8:45 am
8102
The Raven Standard (hrafnsmerki) was an emblem of the Danes in their wars against the Saxons: http://www.northvegr.org/forum_archive/074.php ... to have ... ...
llama_nom
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Nov 2, 2004
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8103
... Hej Llama, Yes, and it specially meant that no prisoners were taken when it was flying. We use such a one on our viking ship. Best Ingemar...
Ingemar Nordgren
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Nov 2, 2004
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8104
Does some one know that word 'hwit' and what it means?...
Fredrik
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Nov 3, 2004
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8105
There's no such a word in Gothic (or at least I didn't find it in Koebler). The closest Gothic word is hweit "white" (neuter). Francisc...
Francisc Czobor
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Nov 3, 2004
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8106
I got a question about it. It should be a sibngle word found on a tombstone....
Fredrik
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Nov 3, 2004
8:16 pm
8107
Hi Fredrik, There is a single word in Gothic letters on a stone (not a tombstone) found at the Benedictine convent of Brunshausen. A Latin inscription...
llama_nom
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Nov 4, 2004
1:03 am
8108
http://www.vikinganswerlady.com/ONWomensNames.htm Bit of a tangent, but there's lots of useful information here on ON female names, with plenty that's relevant...
llama_nom
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Nov 4, 2004
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8109
... to have ... Hi Le, I have never heard of such a flag or standard being used by the Saxons (neither Old Saxons nor Anglo-Saxons). A red dragon is of course...
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Nov 10, 2004
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8110
... Hi Llama Nom, is there any explanation why somebody in the early 9th century in middle/northern Germany would carve an inscription in Gothic, using the...
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Nov 10, 2004
11:05 am
8111
Hi, Llama! Sorry for my late reply! Durante considers DU USFILHAN as active and ANA refers to GASTIM, with a prepositional funtion. According to him Wulfila...
Lucia Sinisi
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Nov 10, 2004
7:50 pm
8112
Hi Dirk, I don't know. I only have more questions! Like: was the Latin inscription made at the same time as the Gothic one, by the same person, or later?...
llama_nom
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Nov 11, 2004
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8113
... maybe ... + ... anyone ... time ... and ... in ... Hi, I have never heard of such a decree. To be honest, I strongly doubt that the Visigoths in Spain...
faltin2001
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Nov 11, 2004
11:31 am
8114
Hi Lucia, No problem! That's very helpful. This is different from Gerry's idea that ANA is adverbial. I wonder... Does Durante have any parallels for this...
llama_nom
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Nov 11, 2004
11:48 am
8115
... the ... I recently noticed that the dynastic names Skilfinga & Skjöldungar, normally applied to the Swedish and Danish rulers respectively, are both also...
llama_nom
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Nov 11, 2004
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8116
... Hi Llama Nom, We know for certain that there were blood ties between Ostrogoths and Thuringians. Whether this Amaling dynasty in Thuringia just borrowed a...
faltin2001
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Nov 11, 2004
3:35 pm
8117
Hi all, A few years ago I have written an MA thesis on Gothic prepositions, and here's what I've been able to come up with on "usfilhan ana gastim". To my...
Sigi Vandewinkel
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Nov 12, 2004
4:33 am
8118
Hi Sigi, And thanks for your suggestions! ... At 2Cor 11,25 eliqasqhn = stainiths was "I was stoned". Another alternative, with a nominal compliment, but no...
llama_nom
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Nov 12, 2004
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8119
Hi! ... are words and grammar that I have been more or less insecure (<-...
Fredrik
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Nov 12, 2004
10:36 am
8120
... examples? ... is ... Do ... who ... other ... Hi Sigi and Llama Nom, Sigi's examples for the use of this Gothic preposition 'ana' seem very plausible to a...
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Nov 12, 2004
1:33 pm
8121
Hi Fredrik, Well done! Here's a few random thoughts to be going on with. According to Koebler, Gk. kurios always = Go. frauja. The word _guth_ appears as if...
llama_nom
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Nov 13, 2004
11:46 am
8122
Hi Dirk, Yeah, that's just the trouble: they're both quite convincing! Also ON á Englandi. Of course, the field itself isn't being moved to a foreign land,...
llama_nom
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