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8541
Hails! New to the list, and I've only recently begun working on David Salo's Gothic lessons online. Also working with William H. Bennett's An Introduction to...
Donald Boozer
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Nov 3, 2005
10:55 pm
8542
Hello Don, Can't say for sure, but I haven't heard of any evidence (e.g. in the spelling of Gothic personal names by Greek writers) to suggest that Gothic <sk>...
llama_nom
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Nov 4, 2005
9:15 am
8543
I just thought about some special pronunciations. I guess gothic didn't have anything like english sh-sound german ch-sound (ch as in ich, not as in lauch). I...
Fredrik
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Nov 10, 2005
2:07 pm
8544
According to a source I have the name of Poland comes from a slavic word pol- that is equal to the germanic fal-. Fal- is a part of some city names in Sweden...
Fredrik
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Nov 10, 2005
2:31 pm
8545
... I know these Gmc. roots: *fala- "buyable, for sale" *fal-l- "fall, sink, flee" *falwa- "pale, yellow, dun, sickly" But I understand the word Poland to come...
thiudans
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Nov 11, 2005
11:19 pm
8546
... I guess you've heard of Runeberg.org According to that the fal- of Falköping means 'flat land' and 'köping' is a smaller town with trading. That is 'The...
Fredrik
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Nov 12, 2005
10:30 am
8547
***** The derivation of <Poland> (in Polish <Polska> i.e. literally just "Polish", probably an abridgement of the original "Polish land") from the Slavonic...
 
yahyeg
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Nov 14, 2005
7:05 am
8548
... this ... Poland? ... to ... Hi Fredrik, I think it is widely accepted that the name Poland is derived from an ethnonym Polane, the name of the west Slawic...
faltin2001
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Dec 8, 2005
2:00 pm
8549
... Hi Dirk, I think you have misunderstood Fredrik! He just suggested the NAME Poland could possibly be translated as 'Faluland' in Gothic as a neologism I...
Ingemar Nordgren
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Dec 8, 2005
10:22 pm
8550
Greetings! I am new to the list and I joined because of my research into the Gothic language. I think that it is a very beautiful, fascinating, and complex...
Mike
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Dec 14, 2005
8:03 pm
8551
haf ju latjan so laisareins ana so nati...have you checked the internet for lessons....hails gaman sah razda ist raiht faur mannan,galeikaida unsara....oscar ...
OSCAR HERRERA
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Dec 15, 2005
4:58 am
8552
Hails There is a beginner's Gothic primer that is geared to bring a reader up to speed with the basics. A little diffiicult to reach directly, possibly due to...
Arthur Jones
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Dec 15, 2005
5:30 am
8553
Hi Michael, welcome to the Gothic List! Here you will find for sure people sharing your interest, even fascination, for the Gothic language. Regarding the...
Francisc Czobor
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Dec 15, 2005
11:31 am
8554
Yeah I am studying off of this: http://members.terracom.net/~dorothea/david/gothic/lesson1.html ... __________________________________________________ Do You...
mike r
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Dec 15, 2005
5:57 pm
8555
Yeah I've been researching that one. My understanding is starting to grow, especially after re-reading and practicing the exercises. ... ...
mike r
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Dec 15, 2005
5:57 pm
8556
Greetings Francisc! Your input was most helpful. Thank you very much! Salutations! Mike ... __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? ...
mike r
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Dec 15, 2005
5:58 pm
8557
Hi guys, This question is forwarded from another list and I try to relate the basic question including my commentaries. Would appreciate an answer from one of...
Ingemar Nordgren
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Dec 15, 2005
9:57 pm
8558
Hi Ingemar, There is a correspondence between Irish /f/, Welsh /gw/ and Germanic /w/, for example: OHG wâr, Ir. fír, Welsh gwir "true"; Got. woþs "mad", Ir....
llama_nom
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Dec 16, 2005
2:07 am
8559
... Excellent answer from Francisc. I would just point out that 'beit' on its own could be used; it would be the imperative singular. That means the form of...
llama_nom
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Dec 16, 2005
6:30 am
8560
*********** Hi Ingemar! Unfortunately, I can't bate your curiosity. I doubt however existing a general law covering the mentioned changes. Judging by the fact...
 
yahyeg
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Dec 16, 2005
7:21 am
8561
... Hi Vladimir, I don't think there's any connection between the English word 'god' and the name of the God 'Woden', if that´s what´s meant? I see here ...
llama_nom
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Dec 16, 2005
11:04 am
8562
Thank you for the great Tutorial, Francisc Czobor! Frohe Feiertage, Jeder! Lyckliga Ferier, Alla! Happy Holidays, Everyone! Sincerely, Neo Intelligencer ...
Neo Intelligencer
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Dec 16, 2005
5:20 pm
8563
Greetings! Just making sure that the following is correct: Sa wulfs dreibith ja sa fiskos mitans thans gaitans. The wolf drives and the fishes measure the...
mike r
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Dec 16, 2005
5:20 pm
8564
-Thank you Vladimir and Llama non for your kind answers! Best Ingemar...
Ingemar Nordgren
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Dec 16, 2005
5:50 pm
8565
Greetings! Someone told me that Gothic is the hardest Germanic language to learn and that after I learn this one everything will be "downhill" should I choose...
mike r
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Dec 17, 2005
2:31 am
8566
Forgive me for lacking the credentials or even a means to site my sources, but from what I understand Od- comes from the proto-germanic Wod- which means...
mike r
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Dec 17, 2005
2:32 am
8567
... Greetings Mike, I think my answer would be: "In some ways yes, in most ways no." The fact that so little written Gothic has survived makes it relatively...
llama_nom
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Dec 17, 2005
7:25 am
8568
... Sa wulfs dreibith jah thai fiskos mitand thos gaitins. That wolf drives and those fishes measure those goats. 'thai' is the plural form corresponding to...
llama_nom
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Dec 17, 2005
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8569
Aha, I see what the trouble is with 'gaits'. David Salo lists it wrongly in his first lesson as a masculine a-stem. It's even given as masculine in the...
llama_nom
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Dec 17, 2005
9:28 am
8570
Greetings! Just out of curiosity, what are the names of the numbers in gothic? I couldn't find any sources....... Salutations! Mike...
Mike
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