NOWELE Volume 58/59 (June 2010)

The Gothic Language

A Symposium

Editors

Hans Frede Nielsen †

Flemming Talbo Stubkjær

Collaborators

Mette Bruus

Erik W. Hansen

[NOWELE, 58/59] 2010. 459 pp.

Publishing status: Available | Original publisher: University Press of Southern Denmark

© John Benjamins Publishing Company

https://doi.org/10.1075/nowele.58-59

Table of Contents

Schrift und Sprache in den ostgermanischen Runeninschriften Robert Nedoma	1–70
Die gotischen Buchstabennamen mit einem Exkurs über die englischen Manuskriptrunen Elmar Seebold	71–168
Wulfila's Alphabet in the Light of Neighbouring Scripts Antoaneta Granberg	169–193
Zur Frage der gotischen Lehnwörter in den ostseefinnischen Sprachen Tette Hofstra	195–216
Evidence for Language Contact in Gothic Antje Casaretto	217–237
Praesens Historicum and the Question of Old Latin Influence on the Gothic Bible Valentine A. Pakis	239–254
Die Subjunktion þatei nach verba dicendi und sentiendi im Codex Argenteus Carl-Erik Lindberg	255–268
Got. gards οἶκος und garda αὐλή: semantische Konsistenz und Raumkonzept Ludwig Rübekeil	269–284
Die Flexion der gotischen Verbalabstrakta vom Typus laiseins Luzius Thöny	285–300
Uns/unsis and Colloquial Gothic Magnus Snædal	301–322
Gothic tweihna-, Old English twegen, and Some Further Formations with Gmc. *twi- Alfred Bammesberger	323–342
The Gothic Extended Forms of the Dental Preterit Endings Patrick V. Stiles	343–366
On Gothic iup and the Germanic Directionals Guus Kroonen	367–379
Verner's Law Anatoly Liberman	381–425
Gothic and Early Runic: Two Sound Systems Compared Hans Frede Nielsen †	427–442
The Origin of the Goths from a Topolinguistic Perspective: A Short Proposal Jan Paul Strid	443–452
On the Etymology of Crimean Gothic apel Eric P. Hamp	453–460

Subjects

Linguistics

Germanic linguistics

Historical linguistics