GERMANIC LINGUISTICS #14 - EAST GERMANIC: GOTHIC

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  • เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ก.ค. 2024
  • Finally we begin to analyze more specifically the individual Germanic languages: we start with the Eastern branch, the only one that did not make it to the present day, and with Gothic, immortalized by Ulfilas. If he had decided, instead of commissioning the translation of the Bible, to scratch his belly at home, we would all be culturally poorer today. Respect, Wulfila, if you were still alive I would show you my appreciation inviting you for a beer.
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    🎼 Music:
    "Baltic Levity" by Kevin MacLeod
    • Kevin MacLeod: Baltic ...
    "Tuba Waddle" by Audionautix
    • Tuba Waddle - Audionautix
    Initial and final theme: "Derp Nugget" by Kevin MacLeod
    • Derp Nugget
    "Dance for Wind Trio" by Sir Cubworth
    • Dance for Wind Trio
    Herrmann: Psycho (A Narrative for Orchestra) - Prelude
    • Herrmann: Psycho (A Na...
    "Harpsichord Fugue" by Sir Cubworth
    • Harpsichord Fugue
    "Sonatina No 2 in F Major Rondo" by Joel Cummins
    • Video
    "Summer Symphony Ball" by Sir Cubworth
    • Summer Symphony Ball
    "Invitation to the Castle Ball" by Doug Maxwell
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    "Party Waltz" by Sir Cubworth
    • Party Waltz
    "Russian Dance" by Joey Pecoraro
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    📚Books:
    - "A Comparative Grammar of the Early Germanic Languages"
    R.D. Fulk, John Benjamins Publishing Company
    - "The Germanic Languages" - Ekkehard König
    and Johan van der Auwera, Routeledge (pages 19-38)
    - "Filologia Germanica - Lingue e Culture dei Germani Antichi"
    Nicoletta Francovich Onesti, Carocci Editore (ristampa 2002)
    - "Grammatica Gotica" - Elio Durante, Palomar Edizioni, 2000
    (interesting websites)
    - www.wulfila.be/gothic/browse/
    - titus.fkidg1.uni-frankfurt.de...
    00:00 Intro
    01:24 Goths
    04:22 Alphabet
    05:29 Phonology
    16:11 Morphology
    22:38 Syntax
    23:32 Lexis
    24:38 Outro

ความคิดเห็น • 139

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 2 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In thracian is the word colindă written kalindia see Kalindia at thracian Duridanov Oceanos Patmos at google wich are also the other words wich I wrote here at this video and means a road wich is the romanian word colindă wich means a road very often walked by people see colindă at the romanian dictionary wich has the verb colinda wich means to walk, to travel, to go. Kalindia was written by the greek Ptolomy so it was written with greek letters/vocals and Kalindia pronounced/pronunced with the vocals like in greek wich are pronounced/pronunced like in french, english is in pronounciation/pronunciation/in sounds/sounds Colindă and in gothic is the same word the verb colindan written galeithan, colind and the suffix of gothic verbs an/jan and it means to walk, travel, to go. So in gothic as I wrote before here the vocals are pronounced/pronunced like in french, english because of the names of persons from the gothic bible wich are written totally diferent/different many of them than they should have been written if they would had been read like in latin see the pronounciation/pronunciation of the gothic vocals at the gothic alphabet wikipedia and in the new and old germanic languages this word/verb does not exist with the preposition/adverb ka/ga or ge/gi in front of the verb like in thracian or gothic kalindia and galeithan, ka and lindia and ga and leithan pronounced/pronunced the same in thracian and gothic pronounced/pronunced with the root colind and this proves that the language from the bible written in gothic with greek letters is the thracian, geto dacian language and not germanic

  • @silvanacaviglia1137
    @silvanacaviglia1137 2 ปีที่แล้ว +3

    Thank you very much. I studied excerpts from Wulfila's Gothic translation of the Bible

  • @rodicadumitrascu3697
    @rodicadumitrascu3697 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In gothic is the word ciban written giban wich means to give and in latin is the same word cibare wich means also to give(food)

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 2 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In geto dacian the word gena written skena, scena see at the geto dacian word skena at the geto dacian words wikipedia at the geto dacian word skena from Scenopa and it meams clearing in the wood wich in romanian is translated/translatted/transllated/transslated as luminiş wich is the noun of the romanian verb a lumina wich means to light, to shine and in gothic is the same word the verb genan written skeinan wich means to light, to shine

  • @rodicadumitrascu3697
    @rodicadumitrascu3697 2 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In gothic cue, cui, cua written hwe/huue, hwi/huui in hweleiks/huueleiks, hwileiks/huuileiks compoused/composed/coumposed by hwe/huue, hwi/huui wich means what and leiks wich means kind of person/man, hweleiks?/huueleiks?, hwileiks?/huuileiks? means what kind of person/man? and in gothic is also cua written hwa/huua wich means also what? See in gothic w is written also uu see at the gothic alphabet at hw rune that the name of the rune hw wich is hwair was written also as huuair and since is hwas/huuas the nominative wich means who and since as I proved that where in gothic is s, z their is also s, z in thracian, geto dacian and since the gothic words are thracian, geto dacian this means that in thracian, geto dacian is also cine written hvas/huas and is also the form cue, cui, cua written hve/hue, hvi/hui, hva/hua wich means what? and in latin are the same forms/formes/form qui, qua wich means also what? and in the new and old germanic languages this form/forms/formes does not exist and this proves once again that the language from the gothic bible is not germanic

  • @rodicadumitrascu3697
    @rodicadumitrascu3697 2 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In thracian is the word sterpil written terpyllos/terpylos and sterp written tarpo in tarpodiza, tarpodison see tarpodiza, tarpodison, terpyllos at thracian Duridanov Oceanos Patmos and terpyllos was written by the greek Ptolomy so it was written with greek letters, with greek letters and terpyllos pronounced/pronunced with greek vocals wich are pronounced/pronunced like in french, english is sterpil in pronounciation/pronunciation/in sound so tarpo it means that is also with s in pronounciation so it pronounced/pronunced with the vocals like in french, english and is sterp in pronounciation/pronunciation and means interstice wich is an empty space/place and is the romanian word sterp wich means a space without nothing, without any plant on the field, an empty space/place wich is in a region, wich is near a house, a city and in gothic is the same word sterp written thaurp wich means a land, a land/field wich is empty without plants and without grass and in the old germanic this torp means other thing it means farm/farme so this proves once again that the language from the gothic bible is thracian, geto dacian and not germanic

    • @rodicadumitrascu3697
      @rodicadumitrascu3697 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      See at thracian Duridanov at terpyllos that the thracian form terpyllos form comes from the thracian form tarpas, tarpa. In gothic is also the written form thaurpa at the dative case

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 2 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In geto dacian is the word avere written bur, bure in the name name of the geto dacian king Burebista written by the greek writer/writter Strabon so it was written with greek letters the name Burebista compoused/composed/coumposed by Bure and bista see bure, bur at geto dacian words wikipedia from the name Burebista and bur, bure, Bure pronounced/pronunced with the greek vocals wich are pronounced/pronunced like in french, emglish is in pronounciation/pronunciation/in sound/sounds avere and means rich and bista from Burebista means possesion so one that posses/possess/posess richness because Burebista was the only geto dacian king that ruled over a huge land like an empire from east of Europe till middle Europe and from Bulgaria till Poland so avere written bur, bure means richness wich is the romanian word avere wich means richness and in gothic is the same word avere written gabaur composed/coumposed/compoused by the preposition/adverb ga and the word/root baur wich means huge money gathering/gatherring wich in romanian means richness of someone and in the new and old germanic languages this word does not exist wich exist in geto dacian and gothic and this proves once again that the lamguage from the bible written with greek letters is the geto dacian language and not germanic

  • @thewuurm
    @thewuurm 2 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    25 minutes? Hot diggity! I knew hitting the bell on this channel would pay off!

    • @LeMMe_TeaCh_Ya
      @LeMMe_TeaCh_Ya  2 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      I was hesitating whether to split the video into two parts... then I said who cares, if someone needs to understand what the typical features of Gothic are, this video should be enough to pass an exam :D

    • @thewuurm
      @thewuurm 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      It's certainly exhaustive enough to make me very sad that we have no large, later attestations of the eastern branch to see how both its conservative and innovative features evolved, especially from late Crimean Gothic. Even it wasn't an East Germanic language, a corpus large enough to make that determination would be fascinating!

  • @READ_MY_channel.DESCRIPTION_x
    @READ_MY_channel.DESCRIPTION_x 6 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Where are you bro. World needs you

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 2 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In gothic uzurpan written usuuairpan/uswairpan/usuuaurpan/uswaurpan in romanian also uzurpa in geto dacian uzurpaş written varpas, uarpas in geto dacian v is equal with u like in gothic w=uu see dava wich means city in geto dacian is written also daua Varpa Varpas see at dacian words wikipedia wich means whirpool Uzurp Uzurpaş written Varpa Varpas is the name of a river from Dacia so it means the one who seizes those who are swiming/swimming in the river and were taked by the whirpools whirpooles wich were in the river and drawn them at the bottom of the river killing them by sinking them and uzurpa meant in romanian in old times to seize see the romanian dictionary dex so the meaning from geto dacian is the other meaning of the same usurpare from latin wich means to seize and in latin means also to take by force something in an unlawful unlawfull from someone or to eliminate something wich is own by someone(even a name) by force in an unlawful unlawfull manner or to eliminate something wich belongs to someone as a status to eiminate wich belongs to someone in an unlawful unlawfull manner or to eliminate something(even a name) that belongs to someone and wich has a high prestige in the society or in the spiritual life of the society especially when they are the discipoles the apostles of Jesus or other saints with autority from Jesus the Son of God and eliminate reject not recognised anymore by sinners siners and replaced them and their names with bad nicknames surenames or replaced them with other names by recognising recognesing other prophets wich are false prophets instead in stead of the apostles anointed apointed appointed by Jesus the Son of God and this means also in the bible written in gothic with greek letters in the text where Jesus where it is used by the goths the verb uzurpan written usuuairpan/uswairpan when Jesus tells to the apostles that their names will be rejected eliminated by peoples with the meaning that not by the entire people from the earth but by the majority of the people and in new and old germanic languages this word, verb does not exist and this proves once again that the language from the bible written in gothic with greek letters is like latin and it is not germanic

  • @azazelssprachen
    @azazelssprachen 2 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    I count about 84 comments on three different accounts from that one Romanian guy spamming the comment section. It's hard to tell if he's copypasting or using AI or what, but it's impressive.

    • @LeMMe_TeaCh_Ya
      @LeMMe_TeaCh_Ya  2 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      Internet is a wild jungle

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In romanian masă, in gothic masă written mes means in both table and in new and old germanic language this word does not exist

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In romanian înmoia, in gothic înmoian written afmojan/j=i means in both to be fatigued, weak and in new and old germanic this word does not exist also

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 2 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In geto dacian, thracian is remis written rami, ramus in the name of the geto dacian city Ramidava wich is with i in the end of the composed/compoused geto dacian names like other geto dacian names of cities like Setidava, Carsidava, Rusidava, Sucidava and in thracian was written by the thracians from Thracia was written Rhamae with h wich is in pronounciation/pronuncation like in latin is Reme and like in the thracian name Remetalkes, Remetalces, Remetalses see the thracian word rhamae at thracian Duridanov at google and it means quiet and it written with ae like in the name of the geto dacian tribe skaugdae or like the geto dacian name Rhocubae or like in the geto dacian name Stende ae=e probably see the geto dacian names wich I have written at geto dacian words wikipedia and in pronounciation/pronunciation like in Transylvania, Moldova in the villages the thracian written form Rhamae sounds Remis and in gothic is the same word remis written rimis wich means also quiet wich has the gothic ending with is in written and in pronounciation/pronunciation like in other gothic word the word reces written riqis, in romanian also is the word remis wich means quiet see at romanian dictionary dex wich is past of the romanian verb remite and in the new and old germanic languages this word does not exist and this proves once again that the language from the bible written in gothic with greek letters is thracian, geto dacian and not germanic

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In geto dacian the name of a city, place named Frateria wich after the indo european words is the indo european frater wich means brother and Frateria means brotherhood because was a city, a place like a monastery in wich lived the geto dacian monks the ktistai see ktistai wikipedia wich are those thracians wich lived alone from the rest of the world like today monks so in Frateria lived the geto dacians monks in brotherhood, they lived in good understanding one with another, in gothic is the verb înfrățian written frathjan/j=i wich means the same to understand one with another/one wich other because in the bible in the gothic language the verb is used on the reflexive also, in romanian înfrăți also means to be united, to understand one with another/one wich other with the meaning to cooperate, in latin frater means brother and frateria means brotherhood and in the new and old germanic languages this word, verb does not exist and this proves once again that the gothic language from Wulfila's bible is not germanic

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

    In romanian învolba, horba in the name Horbănești wich is at the word holba in the romanian dictionary dex and învolba is etimologically the same word with holba, in gothic învolban written huuairban/hwairban in both means to walk. In romanian means to turn wich in romanian means also to walk over and over in a space, building, house and in new and old germanic/in old norse is verf wich means only to turn, to turn around and not to walk like in romanian and gothic and in norse is verf so with f and not with b like in romanian, gothic volb, holb, horb

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In romanian auzi, in goth auzian written hausjan/j=i means in both to hear and in the new and old germanic is hear, hore so it is with r and not with z like in romanian and gothic

  • @Gguy061
    @Gguy061 17 วันที่ผ่านมา

    OBOES 4 LYFE

  • @rodicadumitrascu3697
    @rodicadumitrascu3697 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In thracian is the word tirsai wich means brushwood/brush wood wich means dry wood wich is also in romanian named uscături wich means dry wood wich is the plural of uscat wich means dry see the word Tirsai at thracian Duridanov oceanos and in gothic is the same word thaursjai/j=i wich is the weak nominative case of thaursus wich means dry also and in romanian is the word târş wich means dry wood and in the past meant something wich is dry, very dry and in the new and old germanic languages is thur wich means dry wich is not with s like in thracian and gothic and this proves once again that the language from the gothic bible is the thracian, geto dacian language and not germanic

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In gothic capilan writen kapillon means to cut the hair wich is the verb of the latin word capilus wich means the hair of the head composed by cap wich means head and pillus/pilus wich means hair the inital form was cappilus/cappillus but one p was eliminated by the written form of the word and this proves that in gothic cap/kap means head like in romanian cap wich means head and in gothic pilus means hair from wich came the form păr in romanian wich mean hair and in romanian also capilară from the expression podoabă capilară wich means that what you have on your head when speack about the hair and in latin also caput means head and pilus means hair. In gothic caput written haubith also means head wich is the same word/form in pronounciation/pronunciation the latin word/form caput and in new and old germanic languages this verb, this two words does not exist this proves once again that the language from the bible wich is in the gothic language written is not germanic

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In gothic sinec written seneigs, seneig means old, in thracian Seinulaza wich is composed by Seinu and laza is the written form of the epithet of Heros see at thracian Duridanov at google and Seinu pronounced/pronunced with the vocals like Transylvania, Moldova in villages like e, o, i today wich are pronounced/pronunced like in french, english is Senior in pronounciation/pronunciation wich coresponds/corresponds to Heros because he was a diety and Senior is a name gived in romanian, spanish to those wich have a high status in society and in romanian senior means that wich is the older when we call like that the father of a son wich is older than the son or when we talk about the elders we say in romanian seniori and wich is from the same root like sinec written seneigs, seneig from gothic, in romanian we have also the word sinec wich means older age when we talk about persons wich means in romanian old also, in latin senex, senectute composed by senec and tute means old and old age and in new and old germanic languages this word does not exist and this proves once again that the language from the bible wich is written in gothic with greek letters is not germanic but is the geto dacian language wich has many common words with latin

    • @cristianmare1555
      @cristianmare1555 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      From where did we know that Senior written Seinu from Seinulaza was not borrowed by the thracians from latin? From the fact that the u from Seinu is a geto dacian, thracian suffix see it in the name of the geto dacian city Susudava composed by Susu with the suffix u and dava wich means city in geto dacian and also see the thracian city name Tranupara composed by Tranu and para with the suffix u also and that with that u in the end the written form of Seinu if is pronounced/pronunced with the vocals like e, o, i in Transylvania and Moldova in the villages wich is like the pronounciation/pronunciation of the vocals in french, english is Senior in pronounciation/pronunciation/sound, sounds Senior and without the u from Seinu the written form Seinu is not Senior in pronounciation/pronunciation/sound but is Senio wich so if Seinu sounds only with u Senior wich u is thracian that means that the entire word Seinu wich is pronounced/pronunced Senior is thracian so it means that Senior was not borrowed by the thracians from latin

    • @cristianmare1555
      @cristianmare1555 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      And one more thing. Seinulaza was found in an inscription from Thracia so was the written form Seinu from Seinulaza was written by the thracians and not by greeks or other people so is the written form of the thracians wich is pronounced/pronunced as I said with vocals like in Transylvania, Moldova in the villages/vilages the e, o, i vocals only today and like in french, english

    • @rodicadumitrascu3697
      @rodicadumitrascu3697 2 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      From where do we know that the goths did not borrowed sinec, senex written sineig, seinegs, senegs from latin? From the fact that the gs ending is the ending of the adjectives in gothic so is part of the gothic grammar and this proves that the goths did not borrowed sinec, senex written sineig, seinegs, senegs from latin. See other gothic adjectives with gs at the end of the word like gawizneigs, wulthags

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In romanian a fugi, in gothic fugian written afuuagjan/afwagjan/j=i in both means to be moved by fear by something or by shame, to evoid something or someone in romanian a fugi de means also to evoid someone or something, to be moved by someone or something and in the new and old germanic this word does not exist also

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In romanian mai, in gothic mai written mais means in both more. See the romanian dictionary dex see in it the romanian word mai the adverb mai wich meant in the old romanian more, in latin magis means also more. So the romanian mai and the gothic mai and in written mais is more closer to the latin magis and not to the new and old germanic language in wich is mer, mor, more wich means more and this proves once again that the gothic language is the proto romanian, old romanian, the geto dacian language and not germanic

  • @omarisfet6337
    @omarisfet6337 ปีที่แล้ว

    Sei italiano?! Oddio che bello, adoro il gotico!

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    In geto dacian, gothic the vocals are pronounced like in Transilvania/Transylvania, Moldova in the villages today only the e, o, i vocals and like in french, english and not like in latin see the gothic alphabet wikipedia

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In gothic avindian written atwandjan/j=i means to return, in romanian vind is the past from the verb a veni to come but wich means also to return when after the verb is the adverb back and that is the case in the bible written in gothic with greek lettters avindian written atwandjan/j=i is followed in the text by the adverb back wich in gothic is hatra written aftra wich means back like in the romanian hatra wich means also back wich is used in Transylvania in villages, in romanian also was the form avind the past of the old form of veni, vind in romanian wich was of the verb a aveni, avind the past see it romanian dictionary dex, in latin avenire, avent at passive means to come, to return and în the new and the old germanic languages this verb does not exist but only wand but it does not mean to come, to return but to turn wich is not the same with to return and this proves once again that the language from the bible written in gothic with the greek letters is like the latin language and it is not an germanic language

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In thracian dârji written darsai, darsiai see darsai the name of the thracian tribe see it at thracian language index at thracian onomastics at thracian tribe names wich means the brave ones wich has the verb wich means to dare, in romanian the verb a se îndârji means to dare and in romanian dârji is the plural of the word dârz wich means brave and in gothic is the verb the same word like in thracian the verb îndârjian written gadaursan composed/compoused by the preposition/adverb ga and the root/word daurs with the suffix of the verbs in gothic an daursan and we can see once again that in thracian, geto dacian is s in the written form in darsai and in gothic is the same s in the written form of the same word from thracian, geto dacian darsai the form daurs from gadaursan and in the new and old germanic languages in all is the form dare, dura so it is without s in pronounciation/pronunciation is also whitout s or z or the romanian j because dare is pronounced/pronunced deir and dura is pronounced/pronunced dur and this proves once again that the language from the bible written in gothic with greek letters is the thracian, geto dacian language and not a germanic language

    • @cristianmare1555
      @cristianmare1555 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Another example with the common s in thracian, geto dacian and gothic and in pronounciation/pronunciation the s also or the romanian ș or the romanian j or z is the the thracian, geto dacian word Nîș written Nis, Naissus and the same in gothic nășian written nasjan/j=i wich I wrote at this video

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In gothic vişan written wizon means to live, in romanian is the old form viş of the verb via, viețui wich means to live and in latin is the verb vivere with the form vix at past tense and in new and old germanic language does not exists any verb with vi, wi or with v, w to in the root of the verb to mean to live like in gothic, romanian and latin and this proves once again that the language from the bible written in gothic with greeks letters has a great connection
    with latin and this proves once again that the language from the bible written in gothic with greek letters is not germanic

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 2 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In geto dacian berț written berza, bersa when it is not in an composed/compoused/coumposed word in the geto dacian name of the geto dacian city Berzovia, Bersovia composed/compoused/coumposed by the root Berz, Berza and the suffix ovia see other geto dacian, thracian city names with ovia like Seietovia, Kalindia see at thracian Duridanov at google and Berț written Berza, Bersa in geto dacian means shining wich has the verb to shine wich in romanian is the same with to light see the geto dacian word in the written form see Berza at geto dacian words wikipedia and so Berzovia, Bersovia means the lighten city in romanian called luminoasa wich means the establishment, the settlement wich is in an place where the sun is not covered by trees/tree from the forest or by the mountains, where the city is in an shining place and in gothic is the same word berț written bairhts wich means also bright, shining and the verb berțian written bairhtjan/j=i wich means to light, to shine and we see once again the common s between the geto dacian Bers and the gothic bairhts and in pronounciation/pronunciation in the same berț in geto dacian and gothic also wich in the germanic languages is different than geto dacian and gothic because is not with s in written and is not berț in pronounciation/pronunciation but is berd, bert with d and t in norse and saxon and in pronounciation/pronunciation is bert wich is different from the geto dacian, gothic berț see the pronounciation/pronunciation of ț in romanian and this proves once again that the language from the bible written in gothic with greek letters is the geto dacian language and not germanic

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    When I say new and old germanic I mean anglo saxon, the new and old norse, icelandic, swedish, danish and the old language from Gotland

  • @rodicadumitrascu3697
    @rodicadumitrascu3697 2 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In thracian sgars written skarsa see skarsa at thracian Duridanov is the name gived by the thracian to Hera wich was the diety of the family/familly, of the house/household see Hera wikipedia and is the shorter/short form of the word garsonieră from romanian wich means house with one room composed/compoused/coumposed by garson wich is the boy/servant of the house composed/compoused/coumposed by gars wich meant house and the suffix/sufix on and the suffix/sufix ieră the romanian suffix/sufix and in gothic is the same sgars written us gards wich means from/of the house and in the old germanic is gard pronounced/pronunced gard also so is with d anx not with s like in thracian and gothic and this proves once again that the language from the gothic bible is the the thracian, geto dacian language and not germanic

  • @rodicadumitrascu3697
    @rodicadumitrascu3697 2 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In thracian is the word esva wich means horse and in gothic is almost the same is ecva written aihwa in aihwatundi wich means horse and in gothic e=ai see aihws at the gothic rune e at gothic alphabet wikipedia and in old germanic is iok written eoch wich means horse wich is totaly/totally different from thracian and gothic esva, ecva

    • @rodicadumitrascu3697
      @rodicadumitrascu3697 2 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      And this proves once again that the language from the gothic bible is the thracian, geto dacian language and not germanic and has great connection with latin because the form ecus from gothic written aihws or aihuus or ehws or ehuus because in gothic as I wrote before w=uu see at the gothic alphabet the gothic rune hw where hwair=huuaer and in latin is the same form equus/equs wich means horse

  • @rodicadumitrascu3697
    @rodicadumitrascu3697 2 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In thracian is the word seară written sei(e)tovia, sei(e)tuva see sei(e)tovia at thracian Duridanov at google wich is the name/alias gived by the thracians to Zeus wich was the diety of the thunder, storm lightning, storm so was the thracians gived his name as Seară written Seietovienus, Sei(e)tovia at nominative is Sei(e)tuva, Sei(e)tova because when is thunder, storm outside is also dark outside and in romanian the word Seară means exactly evening/evenning, when is dark outside, evening/evenning and figuratevily the adjective înserat in romanian is the adjective of the noun Seară wich means dark and in gothic is the same word seară written seithus, seithu, seithja(nominative) wich means late with the meaning of evening/evenning and see also in thracian the form sei(e)tuva(nominative) at thracian glossary at google and the ending with a at nominative case both in thracian and gothic proves that the thracians did not borrowed seară written sei(e)tuva from latin serus or setius wich means late and in the new and old germanic languages is sid wich means late but the gothic seară written sethus, seithu is exacltly like the thracian seară written sei(e)tuva and the gothic written form seithu is much closer to the thracian written form seietuva, seietova than the germanic sid and this proves once again that the language from the gothic bible is the thracian, geto dacian language and not germanic

  • @rodicadumitrascu3697
    @rodicadumitrascu3697 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In gothic rex written reiks means ruler, king, in thracian res written resos, resus in greek see
    the name of the name of the thracian king in Troia war named in the written
    form in greek Resos/Resus see at thracian kings wikipedia wich means king wich has the verb wich means to rule see the etimology there also. In greek the vocals are pronounced like in latin and Resos/Resus pronounced with the vocals like in english is Res in pronunciation and in latin rex means also king and ruler and in the new and old germanic language rex/res does
    not exist and this proves once again that the language from the gothic
    bible is the thracian language, geto dacian and not germanic and has great connection with latin

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 2 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In geto dacian zătărât written tiras, tirizis so the root tir, in gothic zătăran written gatairan composed by the prepositon/adverb ga and the word/root tair means in geto dacian a deserted place, a place that was plundered wich in romanian means a place that was destroyed, in gothic zătăran written gatairan means also to destroy. See the geto dacian word tiras, tirizis at dacian words wikipedia and in new and old germanic languages tear, tera means to tear and not to destroy like in geto dacian and gothic and this proves once again that the gothic language is the geto dacian language and not a germanic language

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In romanian, geto dacian, thracian Niș the name of the river from Serbia and in greek is the word naiades, nis wich is the mythological nimph of the fresh waters so of the waters without salt in the water molecule so of the pure, clean waters wich is from the mountain Niș from India where the thracian Dyonis was rised by the nymphs/nymphes/nimphs/nimphes so the geto dacians, thracians lived in today Serbia so the name of river Niș from Serbia is geto dacian name, thracian and in gothic nășian written nasjan/j=i means to save, save from sins wich in romanian means to purify/puriffy/purrify, clean from sins, to purify, puriffy/purrify at absolute in romanian from where comes the romanian word naș with the old form nîș in the old romanian wich means the person wich holds the child when it is brought the child in the church to be baptized to be the new man in Jesus Christ to be clean after was baptized, to be purify/puriffy/purrfy and in new and old germanic is ner, narish wich means different than romanian, geto dacian, thracian, gothic means to feed and not to clean from sins and is with r and not with s, ș like in romanian, geto dacian, thracian, gothic. See at Dyonis wikipedia that the greeks said that Dyonis came in Greece from Thracia

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 2 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In geto dacian chir written ger, geras, gera means good, kind see ger, geras, gera at geto dacian words wikipedia and in gothic is the same word chir written qairs, qairrs, qair, qairr, qair, qairra, qaira, qer, qerr, qera, qerra see the gothic name Fritigern, Frithigern another form of the written form Fritigairn, gairn wich is the gothic verb gairnijan/j=i wich means to want, to choose and qairs, qair, qers, qer, qera, qairrs, qairr, qair, qairra, qaira qer, qerr, qera, qerra means in gothic kind, good like in geto dacian wich is the romanian word chir, chiră wich means lord, lady and in romanian lord, lady means good, kind also see the word chir in the romanian dictionary at the expresion/expression chiralexa, tiralexa composed by chira and lexa wich means the mercy of the Lord/God and in the new and old germanic languages this word does not exist and this proves once again that the language from the bible written in gothic with greek letters is the geto dacian language and not a germanic language

  • @gavinrolls1054
    @gavinrolls1054 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

    i wouldn't personally be so confident that PG nasal vowels or just nasal vowels in general were not present in Gothic. Even if the word-final vowels had lost nasality, there are still regular instances of */ŋ/ assimilating to the vowel when followed by */h/.
    *þinhsą
    þeihs
    *ganhtiz
    gāhts

  • @josephpashka7369
    @josephpashka7369 ปีที่แล้ว

    Some stone inscriptions discovered in Mangup Crimea, dated to the 9th-10th centuries, match the orthography and phrasing of Wulfila's Bible, but are not found ( Psalm 77:13 ) in it. What survived centuries beyond that time is only alluded to by some personal accounts, but need not be dismissed for the sake of modern convenience.

  • @giovanniprudente5493
    @giovanniprudente5493 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Perché il gotico non subisce la prima rotazione consonantica?

    • @Puglia_Tour_Guide
      @Puglia_Tour_Guide 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Ciao, tutte le lingue germaniche (incluso il gotico) mostrano gli effetti della Prima Rotazione Consonantica, dato che è una mutazione che ha avuto luogo già nel germanico comune. Da dove hai dedotto il contrario?

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 2 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In thracian is the word Verz, Uerz from Verzella, Uerzella the suffix ella see also the thracian Markella at thracian words at thracian Duridanov Mark and the suffix ella and see Verzella, Uerzella, Vrzelna also at thracian Duridanov and Vrz is pronounced/pronunced Urzî when it is read with all the letters togheter whitout break between the letters and it is the name/alias given/gived by the thracians to their diety Dyonis, Dyonissos wich was the bad diety of the reincarnation/reinncarnation/reincarnattion that of the evil spirits wich takes the shape/shappe of humans so the magician of the magicians thracians bad diety and wich in romanian is translated/transsalated/translatted as vrăjitorul wich has the verb a vrăji wich in romanian means to deceive, to beguile by words wich is the romanian word the verb urzi wich meant in the old times a ursi wich in romanian means to make magic, to make evil magic wich means also especially/especialy at figuratively means to deceive, to beguile also and in gothic is the same word the verb urzian written airzjan/j=i so the root urz like the thracian urzî from Vrzelna, Uerzella, Vrz, Uerz and the suffixs/suffixes elna, ella and in gothic also means to deceive, to beguile and in the new and old germanic language is different from geto dacian, gothic because is not urzî but is err, erren so it is without z and this proves once again that the language from the bible written in gothic with gothic letters is the thracian, geto dacian language and not germanic

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In geto dacian pria, in gothic pria written phrauja/frauja/j=i means in both lord. See the name of the plant priadila in geto dacian at geto dacian plants wikipedia composed by pria and dila wich means plant and the plant means in romanian papucul doamnei and in romanian doamnă is the feminin of domn wich means lord, in english also means lady's seal and in romanian lady means the wife of a ruler, lord and in new and old germanic languages the form pria does not exist and this proves once again that the gothic language is the geto dacian language and not a germanic language

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In geto dacian trebă, tribă written driba see at dacian words wiki at dribas means wild and wild in romanian means violent, brutal and the verb of this means also to push someone outside/out side from some place with force, with violence and in gothic also întreban written usdreiban means to expel, to push outside/out side from a place and in romanian întreba, întriba wich means in old romanian to push someone in a corner and in the new and old germanic/in norse is vrefa wich means to drive wich is with f and not with b like in geto dacian, gothic, romanian wich is treba, întreba so this proves once again that the goths are the geto dacians

    • @cristianmare1555
      @cristianmare1555 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      From where do we know that tribă written driba, dribas in geto dacian and the gothic întreban written usdreiban were not borrowed from the latin interogare from wich the romanian dictionary and wikipedia gives that comes the romanian a întreba? From the fact that the root dreib exist in indo european and means the same like in geto dacian, gothic it means to push from where comes to push out, to expel/expell so this means that the geto dacian triba written driba, dribas and the gothic întreban written usdreiban have the connection with the indo european dreib and not with the latin interogare wich means only to ask so this means/proves that the geto dacians, goths did not borrowed triba written driba and întreban written usdreiban from latin

  • @rodicadumitrascu3697
    @rodicadumitrascu3697 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In gothic is the word mens written menoths wich means month, in
    romanian is the same word mensual wich means monthly and in latin is the same word mensis wich means
    month and in the new and old germanic languages is month,
    monath wich means month so it is with mon in monath and not with men wich is in mens in gothic, romanian and latin and this proves once again that the language from the gothic
    bible is not germanic

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    That is the proto romanian language, geto dacian language, thracian not germanic

  • @freal1285
    @freal1285 2 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Fra ma mi chiamo anche io Fabio...

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In romanian suntem, sunteți, sunt, in gothic suntem, sunteți, sunt written sijum/sium, sijuth, sind means in both romanian and gothic means we are, you are, they are, in latin is sumus, sint means we are, they are and in new and old germanic languages/in anglo saxon, in norse, in gutnish wich is the old language from Gotland is different from romanian, gothic, latin because is erum, erud, erun wich means we are, you are, they are so it is with r and not with s like in romanian, gothic and latin so this proves once again that the gothic language is the geto dacian language and not a germanic language

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    In gothic w=uu see at goth alphabet wikipedia at hw that hwair=huuair

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In geto dacian is the word sură, sura written zuras, zyra in the name Zyraxes Zyra and xes see at geto dacian words wikipedia at zuras and means shining wich in romanian means the romanian words strălucit wich figuratively in romanian strălucit means that wich is good in the eyes of other people in his work or means the romanian word luminat also figuratively meant in the past one who is respected/resppected, one who has the respect of others so, one wich is estimed, one who is honored see the romanian dictionary dex the meanings of luminat and strălucit and in gothic also is sură written suuers/suuer/swers/swer wich means honored, respected/resppected and in the new and old germanic languages in norse svaer means heavy, masiv and reffers to what is heavy in measure and not in value, not in spiritual value it not means honored, respected/resppected like it means in geto dacian and gothic and this proves once again that the language from the bible written in gothic with greek letters is the geto dacian language and not germanic and this proves that those who said in the antiquity/antiquitty that the goths are the geths/geto dacians they said the truth

    • @cristianmare1555
      @cristianmare1555 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

      See the thracian name Pirmeryla written also as Pirmerula composed/compoused by Pir and meryla so in thracian geto dacian u=y also see Pirmeryla at thracian language index at thracian onomastics at thracian dietes names and see in gothic also the form suuera/swera at suuers/swers

  • @rodicadumitrascu3697
    @rodicadumitrascu3697 2 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In gothic solia written sulja/j=i means sandal and in latin solea means also sandal and in gernanic sohl, sol means sole and not sandal like in gothic and latin and this proves once again the great connection between gothic and latin and proves that the language from the gothic bible is not germanic

    • @rodicadumitrascu3697
      @rodicadumitrascu3697 2 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      In romanian șolă in Transylvania means sandal

  • @kevinhartlock716
    @kevinhartlock716 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    So, you were in Sweden to see the bible or?

    • @LeMMe_TeaCh_Ya
      @LeMMe_TeaCh_Ya  ปีที่แล้ว +3

      17 years ago, I went to Stockholm so I took a train to Uppsala to spend the afternoon there with my friends

    • @kevinhartlock716
      @kevinhartlock716 ปีที่แล้ว

      @@LeMMe_TeaCh_Ya That's amazing! I heard it is located in a library or something like that. I do wonder where the other codex samples can be seen.

    • @LeMMe_TeaCh_Ya
      @LeMMe_TeaCh_Ya  ปีที่แล้ว +1

      @@kevinhartlock716 I think just fragments. Codex Carolinus in Germany with one Epistle; the Speyer-fragment in Germany as well; Codices Ambrosiani in Milan

  • @rodicadumitrascu3697
    @rodicadumitrascu3697 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In gothic is the word avia written awo wich means grandmother. In gothic
    the vocals are pronounced like in french, english and not like in latin because the names of persons in the
    gothic bible are written different/diferent than how they should be
    written in latin see the gothic alphabet wikipedia where it is written at the gothic vocals that they are
    pronounced like in french, english and awo pronounced with the vocals like in french, english is avia in
    pronounciation/pronunciation and in
    latin is the same word avia wich means grandmother also and in the new and old germanic languages this
    word does not exist also and this proves once again that the language
    from the gothic bible is not germanic

    • @rodicadumitrascu3697
      @rodicadumitrascu3697 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      From where do we know that the goths did not borrowed avia written awo from latin? From the fact that o from the written form awo is the feminine gender written form in gothic see also the gothic feminine written word swaihro/suuaihro pronounced soacră wich means mother in law and the gothic o from the written form awo makes exactly avia in pronunciation and this proves that the goths did not borrowed avia written awo from latin

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In romanian apare means to appear wich means also to arrive, in gothic apărean written atpharjan, atfarjan/j=i in gothic f=ph in the goth word thiufadus written also thiuphadus at thiufaths means to arrive, in latin apparere means to appear wich is the same in meaning with to arrive because to appear(somewhere) is the same with to arrive(somewhere) and in the new and old germanic languages this verb does not exist also and this proves once again that the language from the bible written in gothic with greek letters has many words in common with latin and not with the germanic languages and this proves once again that the language from the bible written in
    gothic with greek letters is not germanic

  • @freal1285
    @freal1285 2 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    Sto studiando Gotico, è tipo la lingua germanica più difficile

    • @LeMMe_TeaCh_Ya
      @LeMMe_TeaCh_Ya  ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Ciao, scusami se rispondo in ritardo, mi era completamente sfuggito questo commento. Personalmente, non condivido: quello che intendo dire è che non ritengo esista una vera e propria scala che indichi il grado di difficoltà di una lingua. L'unico metro secondo il quale, dal mio punto di vista, è possibile creare una scala che indichi il livello di difficoltà di una lingua, è quello della parentela: quanto una lingua in questione è distante, nella sua evoluzione, nel suo lessico, nelle sue strutture grammaticali e morfo-sinattiche, dalla nostra (o da una delle lingue che sappiamo parlare adeguatamente)? Per quel che riguarda tutto il resto, non riesco - rimanendo sul piano puramente "filosofico" - a considerare una lingua più complessa di un'altra. La mia idea è che ogni lingua sia semplicemente una rappresentazione della realtà, risultato di due tendenze opposte: una a descrivere nel modo maggiormente dettagliato possibile la realtà in questione (introduzione di nuovi termini, settorializzazione del vocabolario, ecc.), un'altra di tendenza alla semplificazione per risparmio di energie (assimilazioni fonetiche, riduzione di più fonemi considerati inutili a uno solo, meccanismi di analogia, ecc.). Queste due spinte, alla fine, in un modo o nell'altro, trovano sempre un equilibrio. Per spiegarla in maniera semplice, là dove si perdono i casi, si aggiungono preposizioni; là dove l'accento inizia a cadere sulla sillaba radicale riducendo o annullando le vocali atone e i suoni periferici (come nelle lingue germaniche), sarà necessario trovare nuovi equilibri fonotattici per compensare l'impoverimento.
      Dovrei scavare tra i libri che ho in casa, ma ricordo di un testo dei professori Emanuele Banfi e Nicola Grandi, credo fosse uno dei testi che hanno pubblicato sulle lingue extraeuropee se non vado errato, in cui Grandi sosteneva che le lingue fossero come una "coperta troppo corta": se cerchi di coprire la testa, rimarranno scoperti i piedi e viceversa. 🙂
      Un abbraccio e fammi sapere come va col gotico, se lo stai ancora studiando.

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In thracian rumpea written rhomphaia see romphaia at romphaia wikipedia is the thracian sword, that wich stabs, that wich strikes through an object or a thing in romanian the verb a rupe, a rumpe the old form from the old romanian wich means to strike through the clouds when is thunder outside when the lights of the thunder are striking through the clouds wich is the same also in romanian with a se rupe norii wich means to break the clouds from wich is the romanian verb a rupe, a rumpe wich means to break and in gothic is also rupian written raupjan/j=i wich means to pull, to pull of wich in romanian is the same with to break and in the new and the old germanic languages this words does not exist/exists wich proves once again that the goths are the thracians so the goths are the geto dacians because the geto dacians are thracians this is what Herodot wich lived in Greece among the thracians said

    • @cristianmare1555
      @cristianmare1555 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      From where do we know that the thracians did not borrowed rumpea written rhompaia from latin? From the fact that rumpeia written rhompaia is mentioned by the roman writer/writter with hundreds of years before Christ when the romans were not yet in Thracia see that at rhompaia wikipedia at rhompaia in writings/writtings

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    In geto dacian city Susudava composed/coumposed/
    compoused by Susu and dava, dava means city and Susu has the suffix u at the ending of the word like in the thracian Skaptopara Skapto and para, para wich means city and also like in the thracian city name Tranupara see Skapt, Skaptopara at thracian Duridanov Oceanos Patmos at google like the other thracian Duridanov words wich I wrote here at this video all the other are also at thracian Duridanov Oceanos Patmos so Skaptopara Skapto has also the form without o at the ending of the word so that means that u, o are suffixes/suffixs/suffix only in composed/coumposed/compoused
    names so Susu from Susudava has also the form Sus without u at the ending of the word and Susudava was described/descrived like an rich city,
    prosper/prossper/prospper city of all geto dacian cities and this means
    in romanian the word presus, mai presus and in Transylvania sus, mai sus wich means that wich stands/stand/wich is/is better than other, that wich is in value higher or wich is healtier/healthier than other or wich is very increased/increassed in something and in gothic is the same assus or ssus in upharassus/ufarassus composed/coumposed/compoused by uphara/ufara and ssus or uphar/ufar and assus, assus pronounced/pronunced in gothic sus and in gothic means also wich is higher in value/status like other or wich is healthy/helthy/healty/helty, rich increased/increassed in something and in the new and old germanic language this word does not exist and this proves once again that the language from the bible written in gothic with greek letters is the geto dacian language and not germanic

    • @cristianmare1555
      @cristianmare1555 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

      From where do we know that the geto dacians did not borrowed Susu, Sus from latin? From the fact that Susudava was in Slovakia and in Slovakia was not the roman empire

  • @NeedsEvidence
    @NeedsEvidence ปีที่แล้ว +4

    Too complicated for a layman, but interesting nonetheless. I didn't know about the "dual person" conjugation.
    As a side note, my last name seems to have originated from a Visigothic expression.

    • @LeMMe_TeaCh_Ya
      @LeMMe_TeaCh_Ya  ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Actually, I agree that it might be complicated if you just focus on a single video. The concept is that a person should watch the whole series from the beginning... it would be boring for people who have watched all the videos to hear explanations several times 🙂
      what's your last name, if I may?

  • @rodicadumitrascu3697
    @rodicadumitrascu3697 2 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In gothic cui written hwis/huuis means whose?, in gothic w is written also uu see at the rune hw at the gothic alphabet wikipedia where it is written that hwair it was written also as huuaer and because has s in hwis/huuis that means that in thracian, geto dacian is also with s so it is also cui written hvis/huis wich means whose? in romanian is also cui wich means cui? and in latin is the same cuius, cuii, cui wich means whose? and in the new and old germanic languages this form does not exist also and this proves once again that the language from the gothic bible is not germanic

  • @rodicadumitrascu3697
    @rodicadumitrascu3697 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In thracian is the word udos written utos, utus see at thracian Duridanov oceanos at utus wich means water, in gothic is the same with u udo written wato/uuato wich means also water and in proto italic/oscan is udor wich means also water and in the old germanic/nordic is vatr, vatn pronounced also vatr, vatn so with v and not with u and o after t like in thracian, gothic and proto italic/oscan and this proves once again that the language from the gothic bible is the thracian, geto dacian language and not germanic

  • @rodicadumitrascu3697
    @rodicadumitrascu3697 2 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In gothic puțin written phaus/faus means few wich is the romanian word puțin wich means few and in latin is paucus wich means few and in the new and old germanic is totaly/totally different than gothic puțin written phaus and latin and paucus/pauci, in french peu and in germanic is different is few in english and fa, fo in saxon pronounced/pronunced fe and this proves once again that the language from the gothic bible is not germanic

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    In geto dacian patri means ancestor, forefather in the name of the geto dacian city Patridava composed/
    compoused/coumposed by Patri wich coresponds/corresponds by the form of the word and by the logical meaning
    and by the fact that the geto dacian are indo europeans see at geto dacians wikipedia that the geto dacians it is written there that are indo europeans so the geto dacian word Patri from the
    geto dacian city name Patridava coresponds/corresponds by form and by logical meaning with the indo european word patri the dative and the genitive of pater wich means ancestor, forefather, parent so Patridava means the city of the ancestors, the city of the forefathers and in gothic is the same word patri written phadrein/fadrein, phadreins/fadreins wich means ancestor, forefarher, parent and in latin is the same word patri, patris at dative and at genitive/genitiv wich means
    the same like in geto dacian, gothic it means ancestor, forefather, parent and in the new and old germanic languages this word does not exist also and this proves once again that the language from the bible written in gothic with greek letters is the geto dacian language and not germanic

    • @cristianmare1555
      @cristianmare1555 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

      From where do we know that the geto dacians/the goths did not borrowed Patri from From where do we know that the geto dacians/the goths did not borrowed Patri from latin or the "goths" did not borrowed it from the "geto
      dacians"? From the fact that the ending i from the geto dacian word Patri from Patridava is geto dacian like in the other geto dacian cities like Setidava, Singidava, Rusidava so i from Patri is geto dacian and that means that the entire word Patri is geto dacian because in indo european does not exist the form Patr but only Patri and the goths did not borrowed patri written phadrein/fadrein, phadreins/fadreins
      from "geto dacian' or from latin because the ein eins suffix from the written forms phadrein/fadrein, phadreins/fadreins are gothic suffixes/
      suffixs see also the gothic word hnaiweins with the eins suffix

  • @rodicadumitrascu3697
    @rodicadumitrascu3697 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In thracian is the word exultata written silta wich is the name of an
    thracian city, villagvilage wich means the pleasently one, the one
    that is beautiful see at the thracians words Duridanov at google and is the short form of the present day romanian word exultătoare, exultătoarea wich means pleasently, beautiful. Silta was written by the
    greeks Herodot and Strabon so it was written with greek alphabet and silta pronounced/pronunced with the greek vocals wich are pronounced/pronunced like in french and english
    is in pronunciation pronounciation/sounds exultata and in gothic is the same word exultata written silda in sildaleiks composed/compoused/
    coumposed by silda wich means amazing, pleasently, beautiful and
    leiks wich means kind, sort of and in the new and old germanic languages this word does not exist and this proves once again that the language from the gothic bible is not germanic

    • @rodicadumitrascu3697
      @rodicadumitrascu3697 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      From where do we know that the thracians did not borrowed exultata written silta from latin?
      From the fact that Herodot, Strabon wich wrote about exultata written silta they wrote
      about it before the romans conquered/conquerred Thracia
      because they lived and died before the romans conquered/conquerred Thracia so the romans were not present in Thracia when Strabon, Herodot wrote about this word so this proves that the thracians did not borrowed exultata written silta from latin

    • @rodicadumitrascu3697
      @rodicadumitrascu3697 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      Also in romanian is the form siltat of exultat wich was used in the old times instead of the form
      exultat and exultat was used instead of the form exultător

  • @rodicadumitrascu3697
    @rodicadumitrascu3697 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In gothic is the verb aran, arat(past) of aran written arjan/j=i, arans(past) see arans at the conjugation of arjan/j=i at verbix means to plough, in romanian is also ara wich means also to plough and in latin is the same arare wich means the same it means to plough and in the new and old germanic languages this verb does not exist and this proves once again that the language from the gothic bible is not germanic

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 2 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In gothic is the word an written athn wich means year, in romanian is the same word an wich means year also and in latin is the same word annus the root ann wich means year and in the new and old germanic languages this word does not exist and this proves once again that the language from the bible written in gothic with greek letters has great connection with latin and it is not germanic

    • @cristianmare1555
      @cristianmare1555 2 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      From where do we know that the goths did not borrowed the word an wich means wich means year from the latin word annus wich means year? From the fact that the written form athn from gothic pronounced/pronunced an is like the form atnos wich is the very, very old form of the latin annus wich was not been used by the romans by the time when the goths were near the roman empire in Europe. It was not been used since centuries/centurys/centuryes before goths arrived in the east of Europe from north east of Europe and the fact that the goths have the same root in written athn like the proto italic/proto latin atnos that proves a very, very old great connection between gothic language and proto italic/proto latin, latin language that existed before the goths arrived in east of Europe from north east of Europe/from Finland, Poland and from Ukraine, north of Romania so how comes that the goths written the word an in the same form athn like the form atnos with athn/atn the common t like in proto italic/proto latin? Since the goths did not knew about the proto italic/proto latin word atnos so they did not knew but the goths did had the same form from athn from the beginning of their existence as nation and were the same people with those from the Italic Peninsula since the beginnig of the word since Babel Town where the nations appeared/appearred on earth and they separated/sepparated/separrated/sepparrated one from another and this proves that the goths did not borrowed the word an written athn from latin

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In gothic deus written tius see at the gothic alphabet wikipedia that the gothic rune t is named tius wich means God and in romanian Dumnezeu composed by Domn and zeu from wich zeu is from deus, zeus means in romanian the Lord God, God, in latin the same deus means God and in the new and old germanic languages this word does not exist and this proves once again that the gothic language has many words in common with latin wich proves that the gothic language from the bible written in gothic with greek or geto dacian letters is not a germanic language

  • @rodicadumitrascu3697
    @rodicadumitrascu3697 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In gothic is the word rathjo/j=i wich means account and in latin is the same word ratio wich means account also and in the new and old germanic languages this word does not exist and this proves once again that the language from the gothic bible is not germanic

  • @rodicadumitrascu3697
    @rodicadumitrascu3697 25 วันที่ผ่านมา +1

    In gothic aliar written aljar/j=i means somewhere else and in latin is the same word/same root the word alio, aliorsum wich means the same it means somewhere else and in the new and old germanic languages this form with ali at the beginning at the word like in the gothic and latin it does not exist and this proves once again that the language from the gothic bible is not germanic

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 2 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In gothic is the word melis written milith wich means honey, in romanian is the word meli wich means honey in the composed/compoused word melifer composed/compoused by meli wich means honey and in latin is the same melis wich means honey and in the new and the old germanic languages this word does not exist and this proves once again that the language from the bible in gothic written with greek letters has great connection with latin and this proves that the language from the bible written in gothic with greek letters is not germanic

    • @cristianmare1555
      @cristianmare1555 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

      In the new and old germanic languages is honag the word wich means honey and not milith wich is in gothic

    • @cristianmare1555
      @cristianmare1555 2 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      From where do we know that the goths did not borrowed melis written milith from latin? From the fact that melit is the form from indo european wich means honey and since is the same with the written gothic form milith with t this proves that the goths have melis written milith from indo european and not from latin and this proves that the goths did not borrowed melis written milith from latin

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In thracian the word stăurie written sturia in the name of the thracian settlement, establishment Kapisturia composed/compoused/coumposed by Kapi wich means in the top of a mountain, hill and sturia wich means settlement, establishment see Kapisturia at thracian Duridanov at google and was mentioned/written by Procopius wich wrote his works in greek so with greek letters and in greek the vocals/vocales are pronounced/pronunced like in french, english and sturia pronounced/pronunced with the vocals/vocales like in french, english is in pronounciation/pronunciation/in sound/sounds stăurie and in gothic is the same word the verb stîurian written stiurjan/j=i wich means to establish and in the new and old germanic language this word does not exist and this proves once again that the language from the bible written in gothic with greek letters is the thracian, geto dacian language and not germanic

    • @cristianmare1555
      @cristianmare1555 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      From where we know that the thracians did not borrowed stăurie written sturia from the latin stabulum? From the fact that l from latin means place see stabulum wikipedia so the r from the thracian stăurie written sturia if we take with latin is the l from the latin stabulum but r from the thracian stăurie written sturia is not the l wich means place from the latin stabulum but is the same r wich is in gothic wich means place. In gothic care written huuar/hwar means where? composed/coumposed/compoused by huua/hwa wich means what and r wich means place, in what/wich place? where? what place?

    • @cristianmare1555
      @cristianmare1555 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      And in romanian is the same word/verb stăori wich means to settle, to establish the place for the herd where the herd will stay for a period/perriod and where the sheperd's will stay/live for a period/perriod of time and is the verb of the romanians words staur and staul wich mean the place where the cattles/animals, the cows/cowes, horses, sheep live see the verb stắori and the words staur, staul in the romanian dictionary dex

  • @SlaviSokol
    @SlaviSokol 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I can see some slavic words in goth.

    • @redwaldcuthberting7195
      @redwaldcuthberting7195 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Really? point them out... I don't see any Slavic loans here.

    • @SlaviSokol
      @SlaviSokol 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@redwaldcuthberting7195 Slepan - blind . Hrot - point,tip Hlavis(hlava) - head , wairpats- (wrhats) - to throw

  • @rodicadumitrascu3697
    @rodicadumitrascu3697 2 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In thracian is the word gavas, gava, gav wich means country see at thracian glossary at google see gava(s) and in gothic is almost the same is gawi wich means country and in the old germanic in old saxon is go so is not with v, w like in thracian and gothic and this proves once again that the language from the gothic bible is the thracian, geto dacian language and not germanic

    • @rodicadumitrascu3697
      @rodicadumitrascu3697 2 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      Also gavas, gava, gav in thracian means also region, land see at thracian Duridanov Oceanos Patmos at ossogovo or at gov, govo wich is the form in slavic

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In romanian înveaști, înveștire, înveaști, înveaștire, in gothic înveștire written wasti in both means to dress and clothe in romanian and clothe in gothic, in latin vestis means clothe and in the new and old germanic languages this word does not exist also so this proves once again that the gothic language is not germanic

    • @cristianmare1555
      @cristianmare1555 2 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      From where do we know that the goths did not borrowed înveştire written wasti from latin? From the fact that in gothic is the written form wasjan/j=i wich means to clothe pronounced/ pronunced înveştean wich is the verb of
      înveştire written wasti. So in gothic we have wasjan with wasti, wahsjan with wahstus, hwopan with hwoftuli, skapjan with skaphts/skafts so we see the extencion/extenssion/extension exttencion/exttension t at nouns in written wich at verbs is without t in written so we see that wasjan to clothe and wasti clothing is part of the gothic language and wasjan/j=i the written form without t is pronounced/ pronunced exactly înveştean exactly like in the form in wich is written the noun wasti wich is pronounced/pronunced also with the root veşti
      is pronounced/pronunced înveştire like the verb wasjan/j=i wich is also pronounced/pronunced with the root veşti is pronounced/pronunced
      înveştean and this proves that înveştire written wasti from gothic was not borrowed from latin

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    In geto dacian răun written Rabon is the name of the geto dacian river from Dacia see it at Rabo, Rebo, Reb, Rab at geto dacian words wikipedia. Rabon from wich in written become Ravon and in geto dacian because v=u become Raun but Rabon was mentioned by the greek Ptolomy so Rabon was written with greek letters so Rabon it is pronounced/pronunced with the greek vocals wich are pronounced/pronunced like in french, english and Rabon pronunced/pronounced with the vocals like in french, english is in pronounciation/pronunciation/in sound/sounds Răun wich means to be in motion, to move fast wich in romanian when we talk about rivers, waters it means to be troubled/troubbled and in gothic înrăuțian written inrauhtjan/j=i composed/compoused/coumposed by the preposion/adverb in and the verb/root rauht and the suffix of the verbs in gothic jan/j=i wich has the same root like the geto dacian Răun the same Rău, Răuo and it means the same like in geto dacian it means to be troubled/troubbled/troublled and the forms/formes from the geto dacian and gothic are Răun, Răuo in geto dacian, InRauhtjan/j=i are the romanian forms/formes Rău and Înrăuți wich are the same word in romanian and means to be bad, to become bad wich comes from the meaning from geto dacian, gothic to be troubled because in romanian to be bad, to become bad when talk about situations to be bad, to become bad is the same in meaning with to beome troubled and this proves that the geto dacian word Răuo, Răun is the same word with the word Înrăuțian written Inrauhtjan/j=i from gothic and in the new and old germanic languages this word does not exist and this proves once again that the language from the bible written in gothic with greek letters is the geto dacian language and not a germanic language

    • @cristianmare1555
      @cristianmare1555 2 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      From where do we know that the geto dacians did not borrowed the word Răuo, Răun written Rabo, Rebo, Rabon from latin? From the fact that the latin word revus means guilty wich has no connection with the meaning of the word Răuo, Răun written Rabo, Rebo, Rabon from geto dacian wich means to be in motion, to move fast wich mean to be troubled, to become troubled in romanian

    • @cristianmare1555
      @cristianmare1555 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Răuo, Rabo pronounced/pronunced with the vocals like in greek because the name Rabo was written by the greek Ptolomy and in greek the vocals are pronounced/pronunced like in french, english and Rabo pronounced/pronunced with the vocals like in french, english is pronounced/pronunced/sounds Rău wich is the romanian word rău as I wrote above

  • @freal1285
    @freal1285 2 ปีที่แล้ว +3

    In realtà si conosce la pronuncia gotica e si pensa che sia proprio quella giusta, molto probabilmente lo è. Si sa meglio la pronuncia del Gotico che del Latino, di sicuro! Per esempio esistono milioni di pronuncie per il Latino mentre per il Gotico se ne usa una che è 98,5% quella giusta

    • @LeMMe_TeaCh_Ya
      @LeMMe_TeaCh_Ya  2 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Sia per quel che riguarda il gotico che il latino, non avendo materiale audio a disposizione, possiamo procedere solo grazie all'intuito degli studiosi di fonetica e linguistica comparativa. E, non avendo certezze, ci sono teorie diverse sulla realizzazione dei singoli suoni. Considera anche che una lingua non è statica, anche il gotico ha avuto delle sue fasi, differenze di pronuncia diatopiche, ecc. Sul latino abbiamo molti più dati, ma ancora oggi teorie diverse, sulla pronuncia nelle varie epoche e nei vari luoghi dell'enorme area geografica in cui era parlato

    • @freal1285
      @freal1285 2 ปีที่แล้ว +2

      @@LeMMe_TeaCh_Ya Fino al 1800 è sopravvissuto il Gotico di Crimea e si è saputo molto di può, anche se è vero, il gotico di crimea è comunque un dialetto del Gotico standard. Oggi esiste il Gotico moderno, un revival della lingua Gotica con le stesse regole grammaticali e parole ma con vocaboli moderni costruiti dalle altre lingue e una pronuncia ricostruita. Però ciò è possibile perché abbiamo un'intera Bibbia scritta in Gotico! E che in effetti non dice la pronuncia

    • @rodicadumitrascu3697
      @rodicadumitrascu3697 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      ​@@LeMMe_TeaCh_Ya We have the material. We have the name of persons written in the gothic bible wich are not written like in latin and this proves that the vocals in gothic are prounonced/prononced/pronounced like in french, english and not like in latin

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In romanian absorbi, absoarbe, in gothic absorban written aphsuuairban/aphswairban/afsuuairban/afswairban, in gothic f=ph see the gothic word
    thiufadus written in gothic thiuphadus also at thiufaths, in latin absorbere/absorbare. In romanian, gothic, latin means in all three the same thing it
    means to make dissappear/disappear something by absorption when it is used figuratively and in the bible written in gothic with greek letters is used figuratively and in the new and old germanic languages this verb does not exist and this proves once again that the language from the bible written
    in gothic with greek letters has many words in common with the latin and this proves that the language from the bible written in gothic with greek
    letters is not germanic

  • @user-ck8kp8vb4l
    @user-ck8kp8vb4l 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    this video is cool, but PLEASE stop using such annoying and loud sound effects and video effects

  • @rodicadumitrascu3697
    @rodicadumitrascu3697 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In gothic is the word bitiuhan bitauh wich means to go and in latin is the same bito wich means to go and in the new and old germanic languages this word does not exist and this proves once again that the language from the gothic bible is not germanic

  • @rodicadumitrascu3697
    @rodicadumitrascu3697 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In gothic is the word tăbian, tabiet written daban, dabeith, dabaith in gadaban, gadabeith at past tense composed by the preposition ga and the root dab wich in the gothic bible in Efeseni chapter 5 verse 3 means the romanian words specific, caracteristic, obicei/obiceiul, in geto dacian is the same word tăbie, tabiet written daba, dabis see at dacian words wikipedia at daba wich means character wich in romanian means the same it means the
    romanian word specific, caracteristic and in the old germanic language this word does not exist and this proves once again that the language from the gothic bible is the geto dacian Ianguage and not germanic

    • @rodicadumitrascu3697
      @rodicadumitrascu3697 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      In romanian is the same word tabiet wich means specific, characteristic

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In geto dacian egumin written acmon, acmonia means rock, a high place in the mountains see the word acmon at geto dacian words wikipedia, in gothic egum, egumin written auhuma, ahmins, ahmin means also a high place in the mountains and in the new and old germanic languages this word does not
    exist and this proves once again that the gothic language is the geto dacian language and not a germanic language

  • @rodicadumitrascu3697
    @rodicadumitrascu3697 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In gothic suină written sweins/suueins, swein/suuein, sweina/suueina means pig, in romanian suine means also pigs and in latin suinum, suina means sweine, pig and in the new and old germanic is svein wich means pig so it is with v and not with u like in gothic, romanian and latin and this proves once again that the language from the gothic bible is not germanic

  • @dieterschindler6409
    @dieterschindler6409 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

    very annoying background music !

  • @marecristian-gf3pi
    @marecristian-gf3pi 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    In gothic is the word soacra written suuaihro/swaihro wich means mother in law and in latin is the same socrus wich means mother in law and in the new and old germanic languages this worrd does not exist also and this proves once again that the language from the gothic bible has great connection with latin so it is not germanic

    • @marecristian-gf3pi
      @marecristian-gf3pi 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

      from where do we know that the goths did not borrowed soacra from latin? From the fact that the root/rout suuaihr/swaihr/suuehr/swehr is the same with the root/rout from indo european and proto italian/prot latin wich is swekruh and proto italic/proto latin swekrus with w in the written form like in gothic and with e like in gothic ai=e swehr see at socrus latin wikipedia

  • @rodicadumitrascu3697
    @rodicadumitrascu3697 2 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In gothic natrix written nadrs means snake/viper and in latin natrix means the same means snake and in the new and old germanic languages this word does not exist and this proves once again that the language from the gothic bible is not germanic

    • @rodicadumitrascu3697
      @rodicadumitrascu3697 2 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      From where do we know that the goths did not borrowed natrix written nadrs from latin? From the fact that s from nadrs makes part of the gothic grammar in wich many other nouns at nominative have s at the end of the word like gards, fons

    • @rodicadumitrascu3697
      @rodicadumitrascu3697 2 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      And s from the end of the word is x from natrix in pronounciation/pronunciation

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 2 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In geto dacian is the word tărie written tara see the geto dacian word tara at taras at geto dacian words wikipedia wich means gossiper, chatterer, to gossip, to chatter wich in romanian means to defame and in gothic is the same word the verb întărian written gatarhjan/j=i composed/compoused/coumposed by the preposition/adverb ga and the verb/root tarhjan/j=i tarh and the suffix of verbs in gothic jan/j=i wich means to defame also in the bible written in gothic with greek letters in Colossians 2 15 and in the new and the old germanic languages this word does not exist also and this proves once again that the language from the bible written in gothic with greek letters is the geto dacian language and not germanic

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    And from pria written phrauja/frauja/j=i comes in gothic the verb pronian written phraujnon/fraujnon/j=i to rule and the word pronă written phraujnassus/fraujnassus/j=i wich means a teritorry, a country that is ruled or the ruling of God upon/opon the earth wich is the romanian word pronă the other form of the romanian word pronie wich means ruler when we mean God and we mean the ruling of God upon/opon the earth and in greek, new greek pronia means also ruler and in the new and old germanic languages of course that this verb and word does not exist and this proves once again that the gothic language is not germanic

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In geto dacian înhămat written zalmo/salmo wich is the written form of the root of the geto dacian name Zalmoxes/Salmoxes wich mean to put on the skin of a animal, to be clothed with animal skins because the roman writters/writers said that Zalmoxes was clothed in animal skins as soon as he was borned see the name/word zalmo, Zalmoxes at geto dacian words wikipedia, in romanian the same word a înhăma wich means to put a bag or equipment on the back, on the shoulder, to dress, to be clothed at figurate, in gothic the same word înhăma written anahamon composed by the preposition ana and the root ham/hamo of the verb hamon wich means to dress, to be clothed at figurate wich means also to put something, an equipment of God on you that you may stand in front of the evil in your life and in the new and old germanic languages this word does not exist and this proves once again that the gothic language is the geto dacian language and not a germanic language

  • @cristianmare1555
    @cristianmare1555 2 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    And if you do not have knowledge about the gothic language then stop making video or talk about it

    • @LeMMe_TeaCh_Ya
      @LeMMe_TeaCh_Ya  2 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      Gothic is a Bantu language

    • @cristianmare1555
      @cristianmare1555 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

      ​@@LeMMe_TeaCh_Ya It is not bantu but it is geto dacian, thracian and has many words in common with latin as it can be very well seen from the words wich I wrote here and a great part of the gothic grammar is like in latin and that is the proof that the language from the bible written in gothic with greek letters is the geto dacian, thracian language and not germanic

    • @cristianmare1555
      @cristianmare1555 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

      ​@@LeMMe_TeaCh_Ya In geto dacian patri means ancestor, forefather in the
      name of the geto dacian city Patridava composed/compoused by Patri wich coresponds/corresponds
      by the form of the word and by the logical meaning and by the fact that the geto dacian are indo europeans see at geto dacians wikipedia that the
      geto dacians it is written there that are indo europeans so the geto dacian word Patri from the geto dacian city name Patridava coresponds by form
      and by logical meaning with the indo european word patri the dative and the genitive of pater wich means ancestor, forefather, parent so Patridava means the city of the ancestors, the city of the forefathers and in gothic is the same word patri written phadrein/fadrein, phadreins/fadreins wich means ancestor, forefarher, parent and in latin is the same word patri, patris at dative and at genitive/genitiv wich means the same like in geto dacian, gothic it means ancestor, forefather, parent and in the new and old germanic languages the word patri does not exist also and this proves once again that the language from the bible written in gothic with greek letters is not germanic

    • @cristianmare1555
      @cristianmare1555 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

      ​@@LeMMe_TeaCh_Ya So take up your hands, your feet from the gothic language, take up your hands and your feet from the romanians history and of their ancestors the geto dacians wich are the goths

  • @rodicadumitrascu3697
    @rodicadumitrascu3697 หลายเดือนก่อน

    In gothic is the word adversi, adversa
    written andwairthi, andwairthja/j=i, andwerthi, andwerthja/j=i see at the gothic alphabet at the gothic letter e that e=ai means before, in front of, face to face confrontation the last meaning is in the gothic bible at galatian chapter 2 verse 10 and in
    latin is the same word adversus, adversa, adversi(plural) wich means in front of, before(someone or
    something), face to face
    confrontation see at latin lexicon definition of adversus at google and
    in the new and old germanic languages this word does not exist and this proves once again that the language from the gothic bible is not
    germanic

    • @rodicadumitrascu3697
      @rodicadumitrascu3697 หลายเดือนก่อน

      In romanian is also the same word adversar, adversitate wich means hostile, one who is in confrontation with someone, hostility

  • @rodicadumitrascu3697
    @rodicadumitrascu3697 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    In gothic is the word incumban written anakumbjan/j=i wich means to sit down and eat, to sit at table and
    eat and in latin is the same acumbere wich means to sit down and eat, to sit at table and eat and in the new and old germanic languages this verb does not exist and this proves once again that the language from the gothic bible is not germanic

    • @rodicadumitrascu3697
      @rodicadumitrascu3697 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      From where do we know that the goths did not borrowed incumban written anakumbjan/j=j from latin? From the fact that in gothic cubin written kubitus is the noun of the gothic verb
      anakumbjan because cubin written kubitus means to sit togheter and in latin concubinus
      means the same to live togheter with someone wich is the noun of the latin acumbere wich is the gothic verb incumban written anakumbjan/j=i as I wrote and t from kubitus is the extension/extencion of the noun in gothic like in wasjan wasti, wahsjan/
      wahstus, hwopan/hwoftuli and t in kubitus makes exacly n in when is pronounced like in gothic with the vocals like in french, english and this proves that the goths did not borrowed incumban written anakumbjan/j=i from latin see at gothic alphabet wikipedia at the vocals from gothic where says that they are pronounced like in french, english because some of the name of persons in the gothic bible are written not like in latin but totaly/totally different/diferent than in latin and this proves that the vocals in gothic are not pronounced like in latin but like in french, english