Unlock the Gothic wordbook and its practical study guide
This edition gathers the extant Gothic words and pairs them with helpful notes on manuscripts, etymology, and usage. It makes the case for Gothic as a core part of English and Germanic studies, and explains how the glossary and related materials support comparative philology.
This work is framed as a practical tool for students and researchers. It highlights the value of a complete apparatus, including translations, grammars, and concordances, to explore Gothic relations with other languages. The editor emphasizes careful translation and careful compilation, aiming to aid in original research and in learning through direct comparisons with Greek and Latin texts.
- Extant Gothic words presented with cross‑references to a detailed glossary
- Connections to related languages and roots to illuminate etymology
- Notes on spelling, gender, orthography, and translations for clarity
- Guidance for using the text alongside other Gothic grammars and readings
Ideal for readers of philology and students exploring Gothic in a broader linguistic context, this edition suits both classroom use and independent study.