• Pages
  • Table of Contents
  • About These Lessons
  • The Sounds of Gothic
• Lessons
  • Unit 1
  • Unit 2
  • Unit 3
  • Unit 4
  • Unit 5
  • Unit 6
  • Unit 7
  • Unit 8
  • Unit 9
  • Unit 10
  • Unit 11
  • Unit 12
  • Unit 13
  • Unit 14
  • Unit 15
  • Unit 16
  • Unit 17
  • Unit 18
• Nouns
  • Pure A-Stems
  • Pure A-Stem Plurals
  • Masculine JA-Stems
  • Neuter JA-Stems
  • WA-Stems
  • Feminine Ō-Stems
  • JŌ-Stems; Decl. of Thousand
  • Masculine I-Stems
  • Feminine I-Stems
  • Irregular I-Stems
  • U-Stems
  • N-Stems
  • Minor Declensions
  • Personal Pronouns
  • Reflexive Pronoun
  • WH Pronouns
  • Relative Pronouns
  • Demonstrative Pronouns
  • Posessive Pronouns
  • Indefinite Pronouns
  • Negative Indef. Pronouns
  • Paradigm Tables
• Verbs
  • Present Personal Endings
  • Preterite of Strong Verbs
  • Preterite, Consonant Changes
  • Ablaut Table
  • Principal Parts of Strong Verbs
  • "To Be", Present Tense
  • "To Be", Preterite Tense
  • "To Will", Conjugation
  • Reduplicated Preterites
  • Class I Weak Verbs
  • Irregular Weak Verbs I
  • Class II Weak Verbs
  • Class III Weak Verbs
  • Class IV Weak Verbs
  • Preterite-Presents
  • Auxiliary Verbs
  • Passive Voice
  • Imperative
  • Subjunctive
  • Participles
  • Verbs Governing the Genitive
  • Verbs Governing the Dative
  • Verbs with Feeling
• Adjectives
  • Strong A-Stems
  • Strong JA-Stems
  • Strong WA-Stems
  • Strong I-Stems
  • Cardinals 1 to 10
  • Cardinals Beyond 10
  • Declension of Two and Three
  • Weak Declension
  • Gender of Groups of People
  • Ordinals
  • Comparatives
  • Superlatives
  • Adverbs
  • Adverb Compar. and Superl.
  • Participles
  • Adjectives Governing the Genitive
  • Adjectives Governing the Dative
• Misc
  • Prepositions
  • Conjunctions
  • Questions: Yes/No
  • Questions: WH
  • Cardinals 1 to 10
  • Cardinals Beyond 10
  • Months, Days of Week
  • Colors
  • Other Uses of Accusative
  • Other Uses of Genitive
  • Other Uses of Dative
  • Compound Formations
  • Prefixes
  • Suffixes
• Lexicon
  • Gothic-English
  • English-Gothic
  • Gótico-Español
  • Español-Gótico
• Tools
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About These Lessons

The Sounds of Gothic

Unit 1

• 1.1) Introduction to Gothic
• 1.2) Simple Sentences
• 1.3) Noun Cases and Declension of Pure A-Stems
• 1.4) Examples of Material from This Unit

Unit 2

• 2.1) Plurals of Nouns
• 2.2) Changes in Consonant Voicing
• 2.3) Third Person Plurals of Verbs
• 2.4) Examples of Material from This Unit

Unit 3

• 3.1) Personal Endings of Verbs
• 3.2) Irregular Verb Wisan (To Be)
• 3.3) Numbers 1 thru 10
• 3.4) Examples of Material from This Unit

Unit 4

• 4.1) Feminine Ō-Stem Nouns
• 4.2) Adjectives in Gothic: Strong Declension of Pure A-Stems
• 4.3) Verbs Governing the Dative
• 4.4) Adjectives Governing the Dative
• 4.5) A Tale in Gothic

Unit 5

• 5.1) Masculine JA-Stem Nouns
• 5.2) Neuter JA-Stem Nouns
• 5.3) JA-Stem Adjectives
• 5.4) WA-Stem Nouns
• 5.5) WA-Stem Adjectives
• 5.6) Verbs Governing the Genitive
• 5.7) Adjectives Governing the Genitive
• 5.8) Examples of Material from This Unit

Unit 6

• 6.1) Numbers Beyond Ten
• 6.2) JŌ-Stem Nouns and Declension of þūsundi
• 6.3) Declension of twái and þreis
• 6.4) Preterite Tense
• 6.5) Consonant Changes in the Preterite
• 6.6) Example Conjugations
• 6.7) Examples of Material from This Unit

Unit 7

• 7.1) Preterite of Wisan
• 7.2) Personal Pronouns
• 7.3) Simple Reflexive Pronoun
• 7.4) Ablaut Table of Strong Verb Classes
• 7.5) Reduplicated Verbs
• 7.6) Prepositions
• 7.7) Conjunctions and Clitics
• 7.8) Examples of Material from This Unit

Unit 8

• 8.1) Masculine I-Stem Nouns
• 8.2) Feminine I-Stem Nouns
• 8.3) Irregular I-Stem Nouns
• 8.4) I-Stem Adjectives
• 8.5) Yes/No Questions
• 8.6) Examples of Material from This Unit

Unit 9

• 9.1) WH-Questions
• 9.2) Relative Pronouns
• 9.3) Class I Weak Verbs
• 9.4) Irregular Class I Weak Preterites
• 9.5) Class I Weak Verb Vocabulary
• 9.6) Adverbs; Reciprocal Adverb
• 9.7) Examples of Material from This Unit

Unit 10

• 10.1) Demonstrative Pronouns
• 10.2) Posessive Pronouns
• 10.3) Class II Weak Verbs
• 10.4) Imperatives
• 10.5) Indefinite Pronouns
• 10.6) Indefinite Pronouns for Negation
• 10.7) Other Uses of the Accusative
• 10.8) Examples of Material from This Unit

Unit 11

• 11.1) U-Declension Nouns
• 11.2) Weak Declension of Adjectives
• 11.3) N-Stem Nouns
• 11.4) Adjectives Referring to Groups of People
• 11.5) Examples of Material from This Unit

Unit 12

• 12.1) Strong Declension of U-Stem Adjectives
• 12.2) Other Uses for the Genitive
• 12.3) Class III Weak Verbs
• 12.4) Examples of Material from This Unit

Unit 13

• 13.1) Minor Declension Nouns
• 13.2) Conjugation of Wiljan (To Will)
• 13.3) Preterite-Present Verbs
• 13.4) Auxiliary Verbs
• 13.5) Examples of Material from This Unit

Unit 14

• 14.1) Participles
• 14.2) Other Uses of the Dative
• 14.3) Class IV Weak Verbs
• 14.4) Examples of Material from This Unit

Unit 15

• 15.1) Memorization of Principal Parts of Strong Verbs

Unit 16

• 16.1) Comparatives of Adjectives
• 16.2) Subjunctives
• 16.3) Uses of the Subjunctive
• 16.4) Examples of Material from This Unit

Unit 17

• 17.1) Superlatives of Adjectives
• 17.2) Comparative and Superlative of Adverbs
• 17.3) Ordinal Numbers
• 17.4) The Passive Voice
• 17.:5) Examples of Material from This Unit

Unit 18

• 18.1) Names of Months and Days of the Week
• 18.2) Names of Colors
• 18.3) Compounds and Word Formation
• 18.4) Prefixes
• 18.5) Suffixes
• 18.6) Examples of Material from This Unit

Noun Paradigms

• 1.) Overview
• 2.) A-Declension: Masculines
• 2.1.) Pure A-Stems
• 2.2.) JA-Stems
• 2.3.) WA-Stems
• 3.) A-Declension: Neuters
• 3.1.) Pure A-Stems
• 3.2.) JA-Stems
• 3.3.) WA-Stems
• 4.) O-Declension: Feminines
• 4.1.) Pure O-Stems
• 4.2.) JO-Stems
• 4.3.) WO-Stems
• 5.) I-Declension: Masculines and Feminines
• 6.) U-Declension
• 6.1.) U-Declension: Masculines and Feminines
• 6.2.) U-Declension: Neuter
• 7.) Weak Declension
• 7.1.) Weak Declension: Masculines
• 7.2.) Weak Declension: Feminines
• 7.3.) Weak Declension: Neuters
• 8.) ND-Declension
• 9.) R-Declension
• 10.) Consonant Declension

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