Another random word.

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You should probably not use it in infinitive if you mean to say "Welcome!" to some one.
I'd say wailaqumans. 

--- In gothic-l at yahoogroups.com, "anheropl0x" <anheropl0x at ...> wrote:
>
> What do you linguists think? Should "welcome" in Gothic be something like wailaqiman or wiljaquiman? Going from this etymology of the word "welcome:" Origin:
> bef. 900;  ME < Scand; cf. ON velkominn,  equiv. to vel well  + kominn come  (ptp.); r. OE wilcuma  one who is welcome, equiv. to wil-  welcome ( see will ) + cuma  comer
> 
> Or would wiljaqiman perhaps be wiliqiman?
>


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