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3828 Gothic entries in the lexicon.
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VI ablaut | see | |
idiom. | day by day | |
idiom. | daily | |
idiom. | day by day | |
idiom. | day by day | |
m.A | day | |
idiom. | Sunday | |
idiom. | holyday, holiday | |
idiom. | every day (as a continuation of days in which something occurs) | |
I weak | to suckle, give suck | |
m.A | lump; soft material | |
m.A | December | |
f.O | participation | |
I weak | to deal out, divide, share | |
f.I | portion, share, part | |
m.JA | one possessed with a devil | |
m.A | Monday | |
n.A | dale, valley, ditch | |
idiom. | a ditch or hole for a wine vat | |
adv. | down | |
VI ablaut | to download | |
adv. | below | |
adv. | from below | |
f.O | Dalmatia | |
sm | see | |
adj. | Damascian | |
f.N | Damascus | |
f.O | Denmark | |
adj. | Danish | |
m.I | Dane | |
f.N | deafness | |
f.O | deafness, hardness, obduracy | |
pret.pres. | it is good for, it profits | |
f.R | daughter | |
f.I | feast, banquet | |
f.I | peril of death | |
IV weak+intr | see | |
I weak | to put to death | |
adj. | appointed to death | |
m.U | death | |
adj. | dead | |
f.I | smell, odor, savor | |
f.I | baptism, washing | |
I weak | to baptize, wash oneself | |
m.ND | baptizer | |
n.A | door, gate | |
sf | see | |
m.A | door-keeper, porter, goalkeeper | |
f.N | (f.) porter, gatekeeper | |
pret-pres. III abl. | to dare | |
wf | see | |
f.N | (pl.) double gate | |
adj. | deaf, dull, hardened | |
n.A | data | |
n.A | database | |
m.U | dative | |
f.I | deed | |
I ablaut | to knead, form of earth | |
m.U | devil | |
idiom. | to hell with you | |
wf | slanderer | |
sm | see | |
m.U | deacon | |
pple. | made of earth | |
f.N | abundance | |
f.N | depth | |
f.O | depth | |
adj. | deep | |
n.A | wild beast | |
I weak | to share, divide | |
II ablaut+acc | to fall upon | |
III weak | (of emotion) to take complete possession of, to overcome, to seize | |
II ablaut | to break asunder | |
III ablaut | (of the sun) to set | |
V ablaut | to settle upon, seize upon | |
I ablaut | to rend, tear | |
IV weak+intr | to become torn, be rent apart | |
f.I | dispersion | |
I weak | to waste, destroy; to scatter | |
IV ablaut | to tear to pieces | |
III ablaut | to plunder | |
f.I | departure | |
V ablaut+intr | to die | |
f.N | mortality | |
prep. +dat | to, towards, against, in | |
idiom. | forever and ever | |
idiom. | to the end that, because | |
idiom. | tomorrow | |
idiom. | to each other, among themselves | |
idiom. | to give an example | |
VII redup | to go to, come to | |
III ablaut | to run to | |
V ablaut | to hasten towards | |
III ablaut | to entangle | |
III ablaut | to begin, undertake | |
conj. | therefore, because, for this cause, besides, on that account | |
III ablaut | to run to | |
I weak | to begin | |
adv. | why, wherefore | |
f.N | dove | |
pret-pres. II abl. | to be good for, profit | |
idiom. | to the end that, because | |
conj. | see | |
m.N | creditor | |
m.A | debt | |
m.A | festival, day of celebration | |
f.C | feast (recurring), holiday, party | |
f.I | feast, holiday, party (alternate declension) | |
IV weak+intr | see | |
adj. | mute | |
VI ablaut | see | |
VI ablaut | to carry, drag | |
n.A | a drink | |
I weak | to give to drink | |
wm | see | |
I weak | to drive, trouble, vex | |
m.N | dragon | |
m.N | drachma | |
f.O | crumb | |
m.U | warfare | |
II weak | to (go to) war | |
n.A | warfare | |
I weak | (reflexive) to dream | |
m.A | dream, joy, pleasure | |
I ablaut | to drive | |
III ablaut | to drink | |
II ablaut+intr | to serve as a soldier | |
II ablaut | to fall, fall down, fall upon, press against, crowd upon | |
f.N | slope | |
f.N | drunkenness | |
pple. | intoxicated, drunk | |
m.U | sound | |
m.I | fall | |
m.N | tumult, uproar | |
IV weak+intr | to become anxious, troubled | |
I weak | to cause trouble, stir up, excite to uproar | |
m.A | dwarf | |
m.N | fool, idiot | |
f.N | foolish talking | |
f.O | foolishness | |
II weak+intr | to be foolish; to be mad | |
adj. | foolish, stupid, crazy | |
f.N | fool, idiot | |
I weak+acc | to judge (+ optional double accusative) | |
m.A | judgement, knowledge, opinion, fame | |
m.JA | Danube |