A clear, scholarly introduction to Gothic language study .
This work surveys the phonology, morphology, and syntax of Gothic as seen in Ulfilas, guiding readers through the fundamentals with careful examples and notes.
This edition presents a structured overview of inflection, word formation, and grammatical categories, illustrated by authentic Gothic data and translations. It aims to equip students and researchers with a solid foundation for reading and analyzing Gothic texts, while clarifying historical development and linguistic connections.
- Foundations of Gothic phonology, including sound changes and pronunciation patterns
- In-depth treatment of noun inflection across declensions and classes
- Adjectives, participles, numerals, and their agreement with nouns
- Borrowed vocabulary and the interaction of Gothic with Greek and Latin sources
Ideal for readers new to Gothic studies as well as scholars seeking a concise reference on Gothic grammar and morphology, with clear explanations and practical examples.