Gothic verb conjugation
Gothic is an extinct language of the Eastern branch of Germanic languages. Verbix represents the Gothic from ~300-400 AD, i.e., the language found in the Gothic Bible of Wulfila.
Conjugate a Gothic Verb
Some of the Gothic characters don't exist in the English alphabet. If you can't input them here - try the following:
| To Get | Enter | Sample Verbs |
|---|---|---|
| þ | tH | tHeihan equals þeihan |
| ú | u/ | tHau/rban equals þaúrban |
| í | i/ | wai/rpan equals waírpan |
| ê | e> | ble>san equals blêsan |
The Gothic Alphabet
The Gothic alphabet as it appears in the Gothic Bible of Wulfila:
Links
References
- Bennett, William H.. An introduction to the Gothic language. The Modern Language Association of America. New York, 1999.
- Braune, Wilhelm. Gotische Grammatik. Max Niemeyer Verlag. Tübingen, 1961.
