Contemporary language. [Database]

Michael Erwin merwin at BTINTERNET.COM
Tue Apr 17 04:25:52 UTC 2007


I agree. I suggest that (in addition to the household words, etc.) we  
should come up with word-lists for linguistics and archaeology. The  
former has already started with case names.

For the latter, what are suitable Gothic renderings of:

- Culture
- [A specific archaeological] culture
- [Archaeological] tradition
- [Archaeological] horizon
- Ecology
- Technology
- Landscape
- Economy
- Material culture
- Artifact
- Structure
- Site
- Settlement
- Taphonomy
- Conditions of preservation
- Pottery
- Potsherds
- Gravegoods
- Tracht
- Prestige goods
- Elite goods
- Serriation
- Stratigraphy
- Radiocarbon
- Dates Before Present (and After Present, P=1950)
- Oksywie
- Przeworsk
- Weilbark
- Chernyakhov
- Sintana de Mures

Statistical concepts are also useful
- Statistics
- Distribution
- Mean
- Median
- Mode
- Variance
- Standard Deviation

On Apr 16, 2007, at 11:44 PM, Justïn wrote:
> A question of slightly a different colour--probably ought to make it a
> different post, but it just seems that the words we are coming up with
> are uncomissioned but come up as one is working on this project or
> that, which is fine. I do wonder if ever we've commissioned a
> particular list of vocabulary in one field or another. For example,
> one might ask that we, together, work on a list of household items,
> occupations, computer language or nationalities and country names, or
> other such lists that revolve around a particular topic or have a
> handy amount of things in common. It seems like such lists would
> really be helpful when composing in Gothic, that if one were to need a
> particular word, she or he would have these lists on hand to refer
> back to.
>
> Again, this could be rather another topic altogether, but thank you
> for humouring me for the moment.
>



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