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Germanic Indo-European Natural
Germanic Indo-European Natural
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- Searchable index of links to Lowlands language sites: Afrikaans, Dutch, English, Frisian, Limburgish, Low Saxon, Scots, Zeelandic (Zeêuws, West Flemish, French Flemish), and other Pidgins and Creoles.
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- Student-run, contributed content, electronic archive for graduate students in Germanic linguistics. Includes submission instructions, archived documents and links.
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- E-mail discussion list for Lowlands languages and cultures: Dutch, Zeelandic, Frisian, Limburgish, Low Saxon and derivatives--Afrikaans, Emigré Dutch/Frisian/Low Saxon, related pidgins and creoles, English and Scots. Subscription information, message arc
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- Reconstructed phonology of Proto Germanic, and a glossary of about 1000 Proto-Germanic roots, in English word order.
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- Short survey of the linguistic characteristics of the Germanic family.
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- Index to multilingual sites featuring Germanic linguistics, language learning, and related cultures.
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- Aims at increasing the awareness of the linguistic similarities between the various Germanic languages in Europe.
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- Links to dictionaries, glossaries, phrase books, linguistics information, texts, and courses for Norwegian, Swedish, and Danish.
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- Articles, translations, bibliographies and Germanic language poetry.
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- Founded in 1968 to serve scholars teaching and researching in Germanic Linguistics and Philology. Journal of Germanic Linguistics, newsletter, and conference updates.
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- Despite its title, this site is almost exclusively devoted to links to scanned copies of some of the classic linguistic materials concerning verious Germanic languages: Proto-Germanic, Gothic, Old English, Modern English (Somerset dialect), Old and Middle
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- Links to various resources on Germanic languages including dictionaries, language learning and general information.
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- This online electronic journal will focus on linguistic and literary themes, both general and specific, within the fields of English and German studies.
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- Runic inscriptions and comparative versions of the Lord's Prayer in early Germanic languages.
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- This page presents a tree of Germanic Languages and capsule descriptions of them.
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- Comparison of Norwegian, Danish, Swedish, Icelandic, and Faroese grammars examining verbal inflections and exploring uses of certain dialects.
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