Contemporary language. [Database]

[Arthur Jones]

Hails frijandeis,
   
  Aye, Llama, and in this fashion we might also be able to create a secondary list that incorporates some vocabulary from sources which were, beginning mid-second century, increasingly familiar to Goths. First, ecclesiastical Greek expressions; then, perhaps after 378 AD, more and more Latin very likely crept in. 
   
  thus, we might even have a competitor in the Drunjuhansa big band competition by some that played musika. That is, after all, a Greek  word that made its way into practically every language in Europe, and some beyond. 
   
  Arthur

llama_nom <600cell at oe.eclipse.co.uk> wrote:
          
> As you create words, it may be helpful to cite (by "cf.") other
> Germanic instances such as in ON or OHG. Referring to "cognates" in NG
> and WG both would be especially significant.

And where there might be some doubt over whether this is a good
choice, or the best out of various alternatives, it might be good to
include a succinct note explaining the reasons, and citing scholarly
works too where appropriate.



         


ARTHUR A. JONES


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