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Germanic Lexicon Project
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Non-Germanic Languages
Resources on
non-Germanic languages are on their own page.
Proto-Germanic
Wörterbuch der Indogermanischen Sprachen: Dritter Teil:
Wortschatz der Germanischen Spracheinheit by Falk, Fick, and Torp
(1909, 573 pages). This is a dictionary of reconstructed
Proto-Germanic including rich etymological data.
This project reached a major milestone in April 2003 with completion
of hand corrections of the entire text.
Gothic
Grammar of the Gothic Language by Joseph Wright. Scanned
images and crude OCR'ed text of the entire textbook are here,
excluding the appendix which was added to the 1954 edition and which
is still under copyright. In addition, the OCR'ed and corrected
glossary (p. 302-358) is available here.
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What you can do to help:
Hand-correct the uncorrected sections (see "About the document" for more info).
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Ulfilas by Stamm, Heyne, and Wrede (1896). An uncorrected online
text of the glossary (p. 232-332) has been made available by Kip Lambel.
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What you can do to help:
Correct some or all of the OCR'ed text against the scanned pages.
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A Comparative Glossary of the Gothic Language by G. H. Balg (1887).
Eugene (Yevgeniy) Mironenko contributed these page images.
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What you can do to help:
Perform OCR on the page images.
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Gotische Grammatik by Wilhelm Braune (1912).
David Starner contributed these page images.
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What you can do to help:
Perform OCR on the page images.
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Old English
An Anglo-Saxon dictionary, based on the manuscript collections
of the late Joseph Bosworth; edited and enlarged by T. Northcote
Toller (around 2000 pages).
Scanned page images are available here.
There are also HTML versions of the pages which have undergone one
round of automated correction. The next major project for this site
will be to hand-correct this text version.
A Concise Anglo-Saxon Dictionary, by John R. Clark Hall (1916
edition).
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What you can do to help:
Perform OCR on the image files.
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An Anglo-Saxon Reader by James W. Bright, 1912. The scanned
page images of the entire book are available. In addition, the
glossary (p. 241-385) has been hand-typed by volunteers and is
available here; it has not been closely checked for errors, but it
should be generally usable.
Modern English, Somersetshire dialect
The Dialect of the West of England, particularly Somersetshire,
Second Edition, by James Jennings (1869).
David Starner contributed these page images.
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What you can do to help:
Perform OCR on the page images.
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Old High German
An Old High German Primer by Joseph Wright (1888). All of the pages
are available in image form (thanks to David Starner for contributing these
images). The text of the glossary is also available (thanks to Steven
Krise for correcting it).
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What you can do to help:
Perform OCR on the remaining page images.
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Glossary to Tatian, Lateinisch und Altdeutsch, edited by Eduard Sievers
(1892).
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Perform OCR on the image files.
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Middle High German
A Middle High German Primer, Third Edition, by Joseph Wright (1917).
David Starner contributed these page images.
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What you can do to help:
Perform OCR on the page images.
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Old Saxon
Altsächsiche Grammatik (Old Saxon Grammar) by Johan Hendrik
Gallée (1910).
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What you can do to help:
Perform OCR on the image files.
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Old Frisian
Altfriesisches Lesebuch, by Wilhelm Heuser (1903).
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What you can do to help:
Perform OCR on the image files.
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Old Norse
An Icelandic-English dictionary by Richard Cleasby and
Gudbrand Vigfusson (1874).
Concise Dictionary of Old Icelandic (1910, 551 pp), by Geir
T. Zoëga.
Altisländische und altnorwegische Grammatik by Adolf Noreen (1903).
Altschwedische Grammatik by Adolf Noreen (1904).
An Icelandic Primer by Henry Sweet (1895).
Reading selections from An Introduction to Old Norse by E. V. Gordon
and A. R. Taylor (1956).
Old Icelandic paradigms by Sean Crist. This is
programming-oriented data and is not conveniently readable by a
human. Contains around 34,000 inflected word forms, each tagged with
the appropriate morphosyntactic tags (present, plural, subjunctive,
etc.). Most of the paradigms were exploded by program; there are some
errors. The main file is formatted to be easily read by program and
could be used for tagging words within a text. Includes the data
files and Perl scripts used to explode the paradigms. (Note: I hope
that you find this collection useful, but I am providing NO SUPPORT
for the data and software in this file) (First posted 15 Feb 2004)
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