The Formation of Teutonic Words in the English Language

ablaut abstract nouns Abstract Substantives adjectives adverbial genitive adverbs Adverbs in ly ancient Anglo Anglo-Sax Anglo-Saxon Appendix change of vowel CHAUCER Comp Compare composition consists of adverbs denotes Derivative Adjectives Derivative Adverbs Derivative Concrete Substantives diphthong Dutch English language Example expressed form in English formation of words French genitive glo-Sax Goth Gothic Grimm's law Hence idea idem includes verbs Indo-European languages internal inflection interrogative kindred dialects ling meaning Meso Meso-Goth metonymy myddes ness from Adjectives Note obsolete Old Eng Old Germ Old Norse Old Sax partic past participle past tense person Philol plural prefix preposition pres pronominal element pure pronoun reduplication Sansk Sanskrit Saxon Schm Schmitthenner's Conjugation series consists significancy signification sometimes stem-noun stem-words strong conj strong inflection Substantives in ness suffix suffix ly supra Swed syllables Teutonic dialects Teutonic family Teutonic origin Teutonic portion Teutonic word verbal roots vowel whence Eng