4O Phonology [§§ 95-10» = (a) Germ, u, as waurms, worm ; waurk· jan, to work; tauhum, we drew. Cp. §73. § 95. Goth, u = (í) Germ, u, as juggs, young; fralusts, loss; budum, we offered; bundum, we bound, pp. bundans; hulpum, we helped. Cp. § 72. == (2) Germ, o, as juk, yoke; pp. hulpans, helped; pp. budans, offered; pp. numans, taken. Cp. §§ 82, 7O. a. Long Vowels. §90. Goth, a = Germ, a, as hāhan, to hang; þāhta, he thought; brāhta, he brought. Cp. §§ 69, 74. § 97. Goth, ē = (í) Germ, ē, as her, here; fēra, country, region. Cp. § 77. = (a) Germ, æ, as qēns, wife ; gađēþs, deed; bērum, we bore; sētum,o;«sat; slēpan, to sleep. Cp. § 75. § 98. Goth, al = Germ. æ(j), as saian, to sow; waian, to blow. Cp. § 76. §99. Goth, ei = Germ, ī, as seins, his; swein, pig; steigan, to ascend. Cp. § 78. § 100. Goth, ō = Germ, ō, as fōtus,/oot; brōþar, brother; for, / fared, went, pi. forum; saísō, / sowed; stōjan, to judge. Cp. §§ 79, 81. § 101. Goth, aa = Germ. ō(w), as staua, fudge, staulđa, / judged; bauan, to inhabit. Cp. § 80. § 102. Goth, ū = Germ, ū, as rums, room ; þūsundi, thou- sand; galūkan, to lock, shut; jūhíza, younger. Cp. § 82.