[gothic-l] Greutung, Terving, Rus

[george knysh]

--- "M. Carver" <me at matthewcarver.com> wrote:
> griut- (*griuts or griut) in Gothic means grit, sand
> rather than stone (which is stains). this could be
> sand-sized or somewhat coarser or larger than dirt
> or sand grains. Sand or gravel or grit, because of
> its nature, is usually only found in a restricted
> set of geological phenomena: plains, strands, dunes,
> fairly flat areas of mass wasting or deposition.
>
> Matt?aius

*****GK: Just in passing. Would *griuts have a "color"
value? Like "sandy" from sand?*****


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