[gothic-l] Re: þiuda , þiudangardi

[Francisc Czobor]

--- In gothic-l at y..., "Anþanareiks" <anthanaric at h...> wrote:
> ...
> In gothic you have:
> þiuda - people
> þiudangardi - ´kingdom´
> þiudanôn - to be king, to rule, reign, dirived into powerful.
> þiudans - king
> þiudinassus - kingdom. reign 
> ...

In Gothic we have also:
þiudiskó (av) "after the manner of the Gentiles", from an adjective 
*þiudisks "national, gentilic" (Gk. ethnikos) < þiuda "people".
þiudangardi, þiudinassus, and þiudanôn are all derived from þiudans 
"king", that is derived from þiuda "people", in the same manner as 
Gmc. *kuni (cf. Goth. kuni "race, generation, tribe") gave Gmc. 
*kuningaz (Germ. Köning, Eng. king, etc.)

Francisc



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