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Proto-Germanic
Wörterbuch der Indogermanischen Sprachen: Dritter Teil: Wortschatz der Germanischen Spracheinheit
By Falk, Fick, and Torp (1909, 573 pages)
A dictionary of reconstructed Proto-Germanic including rich etymological data.
Gothic
Grammar of the Gothic Language
By Joseph Wright (1910)
A grammar, reader, and glossary of Gothic.
What you can do to help:
The glossary (p. 302-358) is in a mature state of correction, but most of the rest of the text still needs to be hand-corrected.
Ulfilas
By Stamm, Heyne, and Wrede (1896)
What you can do to help:
Correct the OCR'ed text.
A Comparative Glossary of the Gothic Language
by G. H. Balg (1887)
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Gotische Grammatik
By Wilhelm Braune (1912)
What you can do to help:
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Gothic Grammar
By Wilhelm Braune, translated by Gerhard H. Balg (1895)
An English translation of Gotische Grammatik by Wilhelm Braune (see preceding text).
What you can do to help:
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Old English
An Anglo-Saxon Dictionary
By Joseph Bosworth and T. Northcote Toller (1898 and 1921)
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A Concise Anglo-Saxon Dictionary
By John R. Clark Hall (1916)
What you can do to help:
Finish the incomplete OCR. Correct the pages which have been OCR'ed.
An Anglo-Saxon Reader
By James W. Bright (1912)
What you can do to help:
Correct the hand-typed glossary and OCR'ed text.
Modern English, Somersetshire dialect
The Dialect of the West of England, particularly Somersetshire
By James Jennings (1869)
What you can do to help:
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Old High German
An Old High German Primer
By Joseph Wright (1888)
A grammar, reader, and glossary of Old High German.
What you can do to help:
Perform OCR on the remaining pages (the glossary is already done).
Tatian, Lateinisch und Altdeutsch
Edited by Eduard Sievers (1892)
What you can do to help:
Complete the OCR. Correct the OCR'ed text.
Middle High German
A Middle High German Primer
By Joseph Wright (1917)
What you can do to help:
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Old Saxon
Altsächsiche Grammatik
By Johan Hendrik Gallée (1910)
What you can do to help:
Perform OCR on the image files other than the glossary.
Old Frisian
Altfriesisches Lesebuch
By Wilhelm Heuser (1903)
What you can do to help:
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Old Norse
An Icelandic-English dictionary
By Richard Cleasby and Gudbrand Vigfusson (1874)
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Concise Dictionary of Old Icelandic
By Geir T. Zoëga (1910, 551 pp)
An Icelandic Primer
By Henry Sweet (1895)
Altisländische und altnorwegische Grammatik
By Adolf Noreen (1903)
What you can do to help:
Perform OCR on the image files.
Altschwedische Grammatik
By Adolf Noreen (1904)
What you can do to help:
Perform OCR on the image files.
Reading selections from An Introduction to Old Norse
Edited by E. V. Gordon and A. R. Taylor (1956)
Old Icelandic paradigms (.tar.gz file, 360 Kb)
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)
Non-Germanic Languages
Resources on non-Germanic languages are on their own page.