Gothic Yiddish
Friday, April 20, 2012
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Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Yiddish from 400 to 1400 C E
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Yiddish is well represented by written texts starting at about 1400. There are some earlier traces of written Yiddish that go back about 100...
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Sunday, September 18, 2011
New Directions
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I last posted on this blog in October, 2009. Since then a number of irresistable new opportunities have appeared which have competed for my ...
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Sunday, July 5, 2009
The development of Germanic short 'o'
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Proto-Germanic is commonly reconstructed as lacking a short 'o' phoneme. The subsequent development of short 'o' can be look...
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Saturday, July 4, 2009
Yiddish gayes Gothic gauja
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The Yiddish word 'gayes' was used in western Germany and Poland to mean 'people of the countryside, particularly non-Jewish'...
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Yiddish oyganes Old High German ougun Gothic augona
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In Yiddish 'oy'ganes' means large protruding eyes as if in surprise. A form 'oy'genes' with stress on the first syll...
Yiddish klezmer Gothic klismo Hebrew kley-zemer
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Yiddish 'klezmer' 'musician' is commonly derived from Hebrew 'kley-zemer'. Biblical Gothic has a word 'klismo...
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