[gothic-l] Digest Number 153

[Anthony Appleyard]

  "M. Carver" <matt at invisionstudiosinc.com> wrote:-
> Subject: Gothic in Romance Languages Part 2 (G-K)
> Here is part two of the continuing series in Gothic words borrowed into
> Romance (and other) languages.

Which of these words can be proved to come specifically from the Goths rather
from other Germanic peoples who invaded the Roman Empire at that time?
(Franks, Suebi, Burgunds (from Burgunda-holm = Bornholm in the Baltic Sea, to
Burgundy, whence the area name), Langobards = Lombards, and likely etc)?


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