Gothic

Gothic is an East-Germanic member of the Indo-European language family formerly spoken in Bulgaria, central Europe and Ukraine. The last known language communities survived into the 18th century.

The Gothic List - A forum for the discussion of and composition in the Gothic language
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The Gothic Language Institute - Excerpts from Joseph Wright's "Grammar of the Gothic Language", sample sentences and lessons for learners of the Gothic language. Also, collection of links.
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Gothic Verbs - Conjugation engine using Gothic of 300-400 AD, or that used in the Gothic Bible of Wulfila.
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Gothic Language List - Devoted to the study and discussion of the historical East-Germanic. Discusses social, cultural, historical and linguistic aspects of the Goths, Visigoths and Ostrogoths.
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The Gotish Tongue Website - Technical conjugation charts, pronunciation guide, texts, and links. As a special treat, a poem written in Gotish (i.e. Gothic) by J.R.R. Tolkien.
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Project Wulfila - Electronic version of Wulfila's translation of the Bible into Gothic. Supports searches and displays interlinear translations in English and Greek.
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Wright's Grammar of the Gothic Language (1910) - Complete scanned version of this key publication.
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