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etymology of german words

nuac · 2012-04-27 10:43:08

Hi Became interested in German when studying Anglo-Saxon in UCG aeons ago read a little from time to time, but am studying it more now as one of my children works there. Is there any online or printed dictionary which gives the etytmology of German words.?

27-04-2012 11:43am

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Hi

Became interested in German when studying Anglo-Saxon in UCG aeons ago

read a little from time to time, but am studying it more now as one of my children works there.

Is there any online or printed dictionary which gives the etytmology of German words.?

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#2 27-04-2012 12:27pm

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Hi again

Since posting above came across some excellent online resources. Still interested in recommendations re printed dictionaries.

tia

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