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3828 Gothic entries in the lexicon.
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n.A | Babylonia | |
f.O | cotton | |
m.A | tree | |
n.JA | bed | |
f.N | bedroom | |
m.U | war | |
num. 2 | both | |
I weak | to compel | |
n.A | Belgium | |
m.U/I | Belgian citizen | |
f.N | bicycle | |
m.N | bear (animal) | |
m.A | sycamine (mulberry) tree | |
IV ablaut+acc | to bear, carry, bring forth | |
wf | Beroea | |
f.N | hill-country | |
adj. | hilly, mountainous | |
IV ablaut+dat | to hide, keep, preserve, protect | |
m.A | hill, mountain, berg | |
adv. | brightly, clearly | |
f.N | brightness | |
f.I | manifestation | |
I weak | to reveal | |
adj. | bright, manifest | |
f.O | birch | |
m.A | boar | |
adv. | bitterly | |
f.N | bitterness | |
adj. | bitter | |
f.I | pastry | |
m.I | bag, wine-skin, bottle | |
m.A | Baldr (mythological) | |
adv. | boldly | |
f.N | boldness | |
m.N | ball | |
m.U | ball | |
sn | see | |
n.A | balsam | |
f.N | malice | |
f.I | punishment, torture | |
I weak+dat | to torment, plague | |
f.JO | band, bond | |
m.N | prisoner | |
f.O | sign, token | |
I weak | to give a sign, signify | |
wf | see | |
m.I | bench | |
f.O | wound | |
m.I | barn | |
n.A | byte | |
num. | (dative) both | |
num. | both | |
f.I | dwelling, dwelling place, abode | |
III weak pret. | to dwell, inhabit | |
I bought | ||
adj. | deaf, mute | |
f.N | bubble | |
f.N | balloon | |
f.O | bean | |
m.I | son, child | |
m.N | citizen | |
f.C | city, town, burg | |
f.U | town-wall, city wall | |
n.A | board | |
f.N | burden | |
sf | see | |
VII redup | to strike | |
m.U/I | barbarian | |
n.U | barley beer | |
adj. | of barley | |
m.A | barrel | |
n.A | barley | |
m.I | bosom, lap | |
n.A | child | |
adj. | (in compound un-barnahs, childless) | |
m.N | paedophile | |
f.N | paedophile | |
f.N | paedophilia | |
n.N | little child, son | |
f.N | childish thing | |
n.JA | childhood | |
adj. | childish | |
I weak | to show loyalty towards, to show (familial) piety towards | |
aj.s. | blank | |
n.JA | berry | |
n.A | berry wine | |
w.aj. | better | |
adj. | best | |
n.A | Bethlehem | |
I ablaut | to await, expect, look for (+gen) | |
n.A | leaven | |
I ablaut | to bite | |
m.JA | parents | |
sm | parent | |
prep. +dat | by, about, concerning, around, against, according to, on account of, for, at, after, near | |
prep. +acc | about, around, against, for, at | |
idiom. | completely | |
idiom. | in accordance with custom | |
idiom. | by threes | |
idiom. | really | |
idiom. | by twos | |
idiom. | fully | |
I weak | to be astonished | |
VII redup | to increase | |
IV weak+intr | to become larger | |
I weak | to work towards, to strive for | |
f.I | camp | |
III ablaut | to bind up, bind around | |
III ablaut | to gird | |
V ablaut+acc | to find, meet with; (+ double acc) to find, discover one to be something | |
m.N | beggar | |
I weak | to judge | |
n.A | strife | |
m.N | boaster | |
VI ablaut | to deride, laugh to scorn | |
I weak | to bethink, to think about (something) | |
I weak | to run ahead | |
I weak | to kiss all over, cover with kisses | |
II weak | to lick | |
VII redup | to mock | |
I ablaut+intr | to remain | |
I ablaut | to leave, leave behind, forsake | |
n.A | circumcision | |
f.O | circumcision | |
VII redup | to circumcise | |
pret.pres.+intr | it is permitted, it is lawful | |
pple. | sufficient | |
I weak | to spy | |
n.JA | custom, (in genitive plural) cultural | |
adj. | accustomed, wont; familiar | |
II weak | to rob, strip, despoil | |
f.N | danger (state of being in ~) | |
III ablaut | to run about | |
f.I | conspiracy | |
III ablaut | to conspire | |
m.ND | conspirator | |
f.I | murmuring | |
I weak+intr | to murmur | |
V ablaut | to see, look, look round on | |
f.I | filthiness | |
IV weak | to be defiled | |
I weak | to beset, set round anything, surround | |
V ablaut | to sit about, sit near | |
m.ND | neighbor | |
VI ablaut | to shave | |
I ablaut | to shine round | |
adv. | round about, near | |
I ablaut | to spit upon | |
VI ablaut | to surround | |
n.A | a stumbling | |
III ablaut | to wipe dry | |
VI ablaut | to swear, adjure, conjure | |
II ablaut | to go about, visit | |
I weak | to wind about, encompass, clothe | |
I weak | to shun | |
III ablaut | to wrap round, enwrap, swathe | |
V ablaut | to make merry | |
f.N | covetousness | |
II weak | to gain from | |
sf | see | |
m.A | mugwort | |
f.O | request, prayer | |
m.N | beggar | |
idiom. | please (to one person) | |
V ablaut | to ask, beg, entreat, pray | |
adv. | after, then, afterward, thereupon | |
conj. | whilst, when, after that, as soon as | |
adv. | after that, then, afterward | |
f.N | bitch | |
III ablaut | to bind | |
II ablaut | to bend, bow | |
II ablaut | to offer, bid, order | |
idiom. | cultural (lit. of the customs) | |
adj. | adapted; customary | |
sn | see | |
m.A | table (for eating) | |
II ablaut | to beat | |
sm | bitcoin | |
f.O | bee | |
n.A | honeybee | |
adj. | shining | |
VII redup | to mix, blend | |
VII red.abl. | to flower, bloom | |
n.A | blog | |
m.N | blogger | |
f.N | blogger | |
f.I | abolishment | |
I weak | to make void, abolish, abrogate | |
f.N | mercy | |
I weak | to be merciful | |
adj. | merciful, kind | |
adj. | blue | |
III ablaut | to beat, strike, scourge | |
m.N | blind man | |
adj. | blind | |
n.A | blood | |
pple. | haemorrhaging | |
m.N | flower | |
m.JA | worshipper | |
f.O | worshipper | |
m.C | October | |
VII redup | to worship, revere, honor | |
m.U | service, worship | |
III weak | to rub, crush | |
m.N | bow | |
I weak | to buy | |
adj. | Bulgarian | |
f.O | Bulgaria | |
m.U/I | Bulgarian citizen | |
n.A | butter | |
n.A | butter | |
I brought | ||
f.N | breadth, width | |
adj. | broad, wide | |
f.O | strife; wrestling match | |
II weak | to bellow, roar | |
I weak | see | |
n.A | blink, glance | |
I weak+acc | to bring, lead; (with double accusative) to make, render, set (as in set free) | |
IV ablaut | to break, quarrel, fight | |
III ablaut+intr | to burn | |
f.N | fever | |
f.JO | bridge | |
n.A | soup | |
m.I | bridegroom | |
f.I | bride | |
sf | see | |
I weak+gen | to use, partake of | |
aj.i. | useful, profitable | |
m.N | well, spring, fountain | |
f.N | breastplate | |
adj. | brown | |
f.C | breast | |
f.O | bridge | |
m.R | brother | |
wf | see | |
m.N | brother; (in plural) brethren | |
f.N | brotherly love | |
m.N | altruist | |
f.N | altruist | |
f.N | altruism | |
f.C | pants | |
indecl.f | fine linen | |
m.U | bough | |
f.O | (sing) letter of the alphabet; (pl) book | |
n.A | keyboard | |
n.A | library | |
f.N | literature; literacy | |
n.A | library | |
m.JA | scribe, author | |
f.O | scribe, author | |
f.JO | writer (fem. of bokareis) | |
f.O | alphabet | |
adj. | alphabetical | |
idiom. | a bill of divorcement | |
f.O | advantage, profit | |
I weak | to do good, avail, help, profit |