[gothic-l] Re: Germanic Romance

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Are you the same Brian Gendler that lived in Mt. Laurel, NJ around 
1982?

--- In gothic-l at y..., Brian Gendler <gendler at i...> wrote:
> 
>    Hello, my name is Gendler. I am new to this list. I have been 
lurking
> for a week or so and going through the archives of the list. That is
> quite the task! Anyway, I am not finished so excuse me is I break a
> protocol or two. My interests lie both in Gothic language and 
history,
> but I am far from a professional linguist. My interest is more 
general,
> on the Germanic and Indo-European people as a whole. I am 
attempting to
> learn German first (a slow process right now), then maybe a more
> concerted effort on Gothic.
> 
> 
> "M. Carver" wrote:
> > I thought I would begin sharing some borrowings of Gothic words 
into Romance
> > languages. 
> [heavily snipped]
> > 
> > -Matþaius
> 
>     For people interested in such a subject, I just recently 
photocopied
> an article out of the University of Pennsylvania library that might 
be
> of interest.
>    Henry and Renee Kahane, "Germanic Derivations of Romance Words,"
> Journal of English and Germanic Philology #60 (1961) pp. 460-476. 
>    I have yet to read it, but it looked interesting when I came 
across
> it so I grabbed it for future perusal. 
>    I hope this is of some help, and that you can find it. You might 
need
> a University library.
>       'Till next time, 
>               Gendler.


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