[gothic-l] Eruli: The IE Etymology XII
Bertil Haggman
mvk575b at TNINET.SE
Thu Mar 14 18:31:46 UTC 2002
Keth,
Taylor was referring to the poetic name.
He is basing this on de Vries.
Erulically
Bertil
Old Icelandic "jormuni" (with "hooked o")
does not mean a "horse" or an "ox".
It is merely listed in the Thulur as a possible poetic name
for a horse or an ox:
Øxna heiti. [B1 - 669]
2. Himinhriot, cattle
and hard-goer,
Hæfir [hoofed], stout one,
roarer, stot,
Hlid, Stuf and Lit,
Hrid [storm], draughtox,
Arf [inheritance], Iormuni
and mighty smith.
The Heruls brighten the waves !
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