All Gothic vocab

gamatjan

to eat up (w 1)

gasōþjan

to satisfy (w 2)

gaþiuþjan

to bless (w 1)

ƕaþrō

from where

infeinan

to start to feel sorry (w 4)

ja̵ins

that, those dem.pron. (a-stem)

la̵ibōs

leftovers, remains (f.pl. ō-stem)

la̵usqiþrs

having an empty stomache (a-stem)

raihtis

for

saþs

filled, satisfied (a-stem)

spwreida

basket (m n-stem)

ufligan

to sink, collapse, faint (s 5)

usniman

to take up (w 4)

aba (m.)

husband

af

(away) from +dat

afar

after +acc

afhluton (wk.v.)

to eliminate (by drawing lots)

aftra

again

aƕa (f.)

river

a̵igan

to have, own (pret.-pres.)

a̵iw

ever

aljaþ

away, to elsewhere

alls

all

anasiuns

visible

a̵ukan

to grow (s.v.)

awi

island (f.) (acc. auja)

bairan

to carry, bring (s.v.)

ba̵uan

to live, dwell (w.v.)

ba̵ua̵ins

dwelling, home (f)

ba̵ugs

ring (m)

bigitan

to find (s.v.)

biþē

when

Daga̵iþi

Dagö / Hiiumaa (n)

dagam

during the day

da̵ils

part (f)

dra̵umjan

to dream (w.v. +acc)

dra̵ums

dream (m)

Dweinō

Dvina (f)

fairra

far

farjan

(wk.v.). to sail

filu

much

fōdjan

(wk.v.) to feed

fōn

gen. funins (n.) fire

fruma

first

ga- (prefix)

indicates a perfective aspect

gada̵iljan

(wk.v.) to partition

galeiþan

(st.v.) to go, pass

gaspillōn

(wk.v.) to tell

gatimrjan

(wk.v.) to build, construct

Gunþafiuns (name)

Old Gutnish Gunfiaun

Guta (name)

Old Gutnish Guti

Gutaland

(n.) Gotland

Gra̵ips (name)

Old Gutnish Graipr

Habida (name)

Old Gutnish Hafthi

hliutan

(st.v.) to be allotted

ƕazuh

(dem.pron.) every, each

ƕeits

white

inweitjan

(wk.v.) to enchant

iþ

and

ja̵inar

there

juggs

young

Krēkaland

(n.) Greece

magan

(pret.-pres.) can, to be able

miduma

(f.) the middle

miþþanei

while

nahtam

at night

namō

(n.) name

nauh

still

naurþr

(n.) the north

nēƕa

by +dat

qēns

(f.) wife

qiman

(st.v.) to come, arrive

razda

(f.) language

Rōþjaland

(n.) Russia ("Rowing Land")

samana

together

sigqan

(st.v.) to sink

sineigs

old

skeirjan

(wk.v.) to explain

stairnō

(f.) star

sums

some

sunþr

(n.) the south

swaei

so that, in order to

swaswē

thus; as

swē

as

þairh

through +acc

þan

then

þanuh

and then

þiuda

(f.) people

þridja

(num.) third

þugkjan

to think, believe (wk.v.) +dat

ufar

across +acc

unbaurans

unborn

urrinnan

(st.v.) to come up, rise

ussliupan

(st.v.) to crawl out

wairþan

(st.v.) to become

walwisōn

(wk.v.) to curl

wamba

(f.) womb

waurms

(m.) snake, serpent

garēhsns

(f.) plan, prescription

gawagjan

(wk.v.) to incite