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- Gothic_name abstract "Onomastics of the Gothic language is an important source not only for the history of the Goths themselves, but for Germanic onomastics in general and the linguistic and cultural history of the Germanic Heroic Age of c. the 3rd to 6th centuries.The names of the Goths themselves have been traced to their 3rd century settlement in Scythia. The names Tervingi and Greuthungi have been interpreted as meaning \"forest-dwellers\" and \"steppe-dwellers\", respectively, and thelater Ostrogothi and Visigothi as \"glorious Goths\" and \"noble Goths\", respectively, although all four etymologies are not without detractors.Gothic given names are recorded from the 4th century, but often in corrupted Latinized forms, so that in many cases their etymology is open to speculation. Jordanes gives partly mythological genealogies leading up to historical 4th to 5th century rulers:Amali dynasty: Gapt, Hulmu, Augis, Amal, Athal, Achiulf, Oduulf, Ansila, Ediulf, Vultuulf, ErmanaricVultuulf, Valaravans, Vinithariust Vandalarius, Theodemir, Valamir, Vidimer.An important source of early Gothic names is the hagiography surrounding the persecution of Gothic Christians (by the pagan Therving Gothic authorities) in the second half of the 4th century. Many of the Gothic saints mentioned in these sources bear Syrian, Cappadocian and Phrygian names, however, perhaps reflecting a practice of assuming a baptismal name.Numerous Gothic names are recorded for the 5th to 7th centuries. After the Muslim in invasion of Hispania and the fall of the Visigothic kingdom in the early 8th century, Gothic tradition was largely interrupted, although Gothic or pseudo-Gothic names continued to be given in the Kingdom of Asturias, the remnant of the Visigothic state and nucleus of the Christian reconquest of Andalusia.Thus, Alfonso I of Asturias (recorded as Adefonsus), born one generation after the Muslim invasion, was given the Gothic name *Adafuns or Adalfuns, which as Alfonso would become a frequently used royal name in the medieval Iberian kingdoms.In the Gothic March north of the Pyrenees, the remnant of the Visigothic state conquered by the Franks in the 9th century, Gothic names continued to be common until the 10th centuries, with an example of a record of a mother and her eight children all bearing Gothic names dated to 964.Gothic names of the 4th to 6th centuries include:".
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- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Alaric_I.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Alatheus.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Alfonso_I_of_Asturias.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Alphons.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Amali_dynasty.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Aoric.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Ariaric.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Arminius.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Ataulf.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Athanaric.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Balti_dynasty.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Category:Germanic_names.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Category:Gothic_language.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Ermanaric.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Francia.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Frederick_(given_name).
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Fritigern.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Gainas.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Gaut.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Germanic_Heroic_Age.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Germanic_name.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Getica.
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- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Gothic_language.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Gothic_persecution_of_Christians.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Goths.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Greuthungi.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Herman_(name).
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Herwig_Wolfram.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Jordanes.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Kingdom_of_Asturias.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink List_of_Visigothic_queens.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Magister_militum.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Odotheus.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Oium.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Onomastics.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Ostrogoths.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Ragnar.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Ragnaris.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Reconquista.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Reiks.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Scythia.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Septimania.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Sigeric.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Theodemir.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Theodoric.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Theodoric_I.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Thervingi.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Umayyad_conquest_of_Hispania.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Valamir.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Visigothic_Kingdom.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Visigoths.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink þewaz.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Wikt:ead.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLink Wulf.
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLinkText "Gothic name".
- Gothic_name wikiPageWikiLinkText "Gothic".
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- Gothic_name subject Category:Germanic_names.
- Gothic_name subject Category:Gothic_language.
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- Gothic_name comment "Onomastics of the Gothic language is an important source not only for the history of the Goths themselves, but for Germanic onomastics in general and the linguistic and cultural history of the Germanic Heroic Age of c. the 3rd to 6th centuries.The names of the Goths themselves have been traced to their 3rd century settlement in Scythia.".
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