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3828 Gothic entries in the lexicon.
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adv. | afterwards, thenceforth | |
I weak | to think, meditate, consider | |
adv. | whither, where, wheresoever | |
f.I | silence | |
III weak+intr | to be silent, hold one's peace | |
m.A | badger (diminutive) | |
m.U | badger | |
I thought | ||
f.N | clay | |
idiom. | thether ... or | |
adv. | thence, from there | |
prep. +acc | through, by, by means of, on account of | |
I weak | to work through, to keep on working | |
IV ablaut | to bear through, carry through | |
VII redup | to go or come through | |
I ablaut | to go through | |
V ablaut | to see through | |
IV ablaut | to keep watch | |
V ablaut+intr | to remain | |
n.N | hole, eye of a needle | |
idiom. | eye of a needle | |
III ablaut+intr | to be withered or parched | |
part. | then, at that time, thereupon | |
conj. | but, indeed, and, however, therefore, as long as | |
part. | when, as, then, as long as | |
conj. | therefore, then, so, for | |
conj. | see | |
adv. | still, further | |
adv. | further, more still; (with negative) no more, no longer | |
conj. | if, because, since, when, as long as, until, until that | |
adv. | (after a comparative) than; still, perhaps | |
conj. | or; (after a comparative) than; (after an interrog.) then, in that case | |
idiom. | (disj. interr.) or not ... | |
conj. | even though | |
pret-pres. III abl.+gen | to need, be in want of, lack | |
m.A | giant | |
adj. | thorny | |
m.U | thorn | |
n.A | field | |
IV weak+intr | to become dry | |
I weak | to thirst (impers. +acc of person) | |
adj. | dry, withered | |
f.N | thirst | |
f.I | need, necessity | |
adj. | needy, necessary | |
adv. | there | |
adv. | (relative) where | |
conj. | therefore, but, and | |
adv. | there, now | |
m.N | a needy one, a pauper, beggar | |
f.O | poverty, need, want | |
+gen | I need | |
adv. | only | |
conj. | that, because, if | |
pron. | that, this, the (neut. of sa) | |
idiom. | writing, scripture | |
idiom. | the evil | |
idiom. | the evil | |
idiom. | whatsoever | |
pron. | that, this | |
conj. | that, because that, for that | |
part. | (relative) that, as; (used with sahwazuh, thishwazuh, thishwah, thatahwath to give the force of a relative) | |
conj. | that (which) | |
I ablaut+intr | to thrive, prosper, increase | |
f.O | cart-pole | |
pron. | thy | |
f.N | thunder | |
n.A | servants | |
m.U | servant | |
n.JA | theft | |
adv. | secretly, covertly | |
f.O | people; nation; (pl.) heathens, gentiles | |
f.JO | kingdom | |
f.O | queen | |
m.A | king | |
II weak | to reign as king | |
m.U | kingdom | |
n.A | Germany | |
adj. | national | |
adv. | after the manner of the gentiles | |
adj. | good | |
II weak | to tell or bring glad tidings | |
adj. | good, blessed | |
f.I | blessing | |
f.I | blessing | |
I weak | to do good, bless, praise | |
m.A | servant | |
f.O | army (Visigothic term) | |
m.I | chiliarch, ruler of a thousand men, vassal of the king | |
m.A | thief | |
idiom. | on the first day of the week | |
adv. | chiefly, especially; preferable | |
idiom. | whithersoever | |
pron. | (+ sa-ei) whosoever | |
idiom. | whosoever | |
pron. | whatsoever, whatever | |
idiom. | whatsoever | |
idiom. | whatsoever | |
adv. | wheresoever | |
n.A | slavery, bondage | |
f.JO | maidservant, handmaid | |
adj. | soft, tender | |
m.I | flight | |
II ablaut | to flee | |
pron. | thou | |
pron. | thou who... (relative) | |
I weak+intr | to seem | |
+intr | it seemed | |
m.U | conscience | |
idiom. | to be of reputation (thūhts is a past pple) | |
f.I | sufferance, suffering, patience | |
III weak | to tolerate, suffer, put up with, endure | |
idiom. | Thursday | |
num. sf | thousand | |
m.A | leader of a thousand men, captain, high captain | |
w.aj. | thousandth | |
n.A | trumpet | |
I weak+intr | to run | |
f.N | locust | |
f.N | aggressiveness, pugnacity | |
f.I | consolation | |
I weak | to console, comfort | |
idiom. | to take courage, be of good cheer | |
m.U | thread | |
I ablaut | to press upon, throng, crowd | |
num. 3 | three | |
num. | thirty | |
w.aj. | third | |
adv. | for the third time | |
idiom. | thrice | |
f.JO | April | |
w.aj. | thirtieth | |
III ablaut | to thresh | |
n.A | leprosy | |
adj. | diseased with leprosy, leprous | |
VI ablaut | to wash | |
f.N | towel | |
f.N | wrath | |
adj. | angry | |
f.O | safety, security | |
m.N | incense | |
idiom. | what things should happen unto him |