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3828 Gothic entries in the lexicon.
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This lexicon contains entries from
Wright's Gothic Grammar,
from
Himma Daga's lexicon,
and from
Wiktionary's list of Gothic lemmata.
II weak | to beg for, pray, desire | |
II weak+intr | to be a messenger | |
II weak | to behave badly | |
II weak | to get dressed | |
II weak+dat | to spoil | |
II weak | to hold, be devoted to; to accept, endure patiently | |
II weak | to make a noise, cry aloud | |
II weak | to call | |
II weak+dat | to thank, give thanks | |
II weak | to be unclothed | |
II weak | to cheat (someone out of something), to take (something from someone) by false accusation | |
II weak | to lick | |
II weak | to rob, strip, despoil | |
II weak | to gain from | |
II weak | to bellow, roar | |
II weak | to take possession of, get an advantage of | |
II weak | to ill-treat, make ashamed | |
II weak | to join together | |
II weak+dat | to put on | |
II weak | to regret, repent | |
II weak | to care, to be concerned | |
II weak | to invite, call together | |
II weak | to liken, compare, resemble, be like | |
II weak | to border | |
II weak | to bury | |
II weak | to give counsel | |
II weak | to anoint | |
II weak | to season | |
II weak | to attain, obtain | |
II weak | to pledge, betroth | |
II weak+gen | to visit | |
II weak+intr | to exercise lordship | |
II weak+dat | to reconcile with | |
II weak | to lament | |
II weak | to be a priest | |
II weak+intr | to be greedy or hungry (impers. +acc of person) | |
II weak | to (go to) war | |
II weak+intr | to be foolish; to be mad | |
II weak+intr | to weep, mourn, lament | |
II weak | to hear | |
II weak | to be angry | |
II weak | to treat with violence, deceive, injure | |
II weak | to commit adultery | |
II weak | to reign as king | |
II weak | to tell or bring glad tidings | |
II weak+intr | to repent | |
II weak | to be Jewish | |
II weak | to traffic, do business | |
II weak | to shave; to get a haircut | |
II weak | to care for, be concerned about (+acc of person) | |
II weak | to invite, call | |
II weak | to heal | |
II weak+dat | to sing | |
II weak+gen | to desire, lust | |
II weak | to serve in the (Roman) army | |
II weak | to consider, think, ponder | |
II weak | to hew out | |
II weak | to deceive | |
II weak+dat | to forget | |
II weak+intr | to be ruler | |
II weak | to touch (symbolically) | |
II weak | to rule, govern | |
II weak | to anoint | |
II weak | to practice | |
II weak | (refl.) to meditate | |
II weak+dat | to serve | |
II weak+intr | to itch, tickle | |
II weak | to justify, excuse | |
II weak | to season | |
II weak | to narrate, relate, bring tidings of | |
II weak | to pipe, play the flute | |
II weak | to value | |
II weak | to wallow | |
II weak | to shake, wag | |
II weak | to look round about | |
II weak | to go, travel | |
II weak+intr | to rejoice, be glad | |
II weak | to accuse | |
II weak | to fish | |
II weak+intr | to be lord or king, reign, rule | |
II weak | to love | |
II weak | to go about, pass by, wander, walk |