Neologisms in pdf

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--- In gothic-l at yahoogroups.com, "Fredrik" <gadrauhts at ...> wrote:

> Well...this make sense. But actualy I found the word for forsest 
in 
> the form waldus in this site 
> http://www.oe.eclipse.co.uk/nom/letters.htm and I believ it's 
> yours...btw I use it a lot...very usefull.
> Hope you don't mind if I take neologisms from it...



Yes, of course, raid it by all means, but as you can see it's not 
that reliable, so don't trust it too much!  I made it a few years 
ago and that's my excuse.  I've just corrected the entries 
for "wood" and "forest".



> the ending -ista I have seen in aíwaggelista...and is it right 
that 
> it is masculine weak noun?


Yes, that's right.


> 
> Is this word taken from the latin form evangelista or from the 
greek?
> If it is the latter. Is it a regular way of loaned words from 
greek 
> ending in -ης (-es/-is) to become masc. weak?



It looks more like the Latin ending, doesn't it: evangelista, rather 
than EUAGGELISTHS.  In names, at least, Gk. -hs > Go. -es, e.g. 
Mambres, Iohannes, Herodes, Moses.





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