alː diu azɡ uβil wamb mikil fuɣl biːt swart bloːθ wai bleːs an brinː barn milhm kald kʷim raθj ɡreːt mait sniːθ daɣ swilt dauθ ɡraβ hrain hund driŋk θors muld stuβj aus er mat it aða auɣ drius ferː atː fa aɣ forht wiːh foːn fisk fimf rinː bloːm foːt fiðwoːr akr fulː ɡiβ ɡoːð θiu seːl ɡras haw taɣl skuft hand hauβiθ hausj hert kor staut bliŋɡw slah haβ horn aβ kʷim slah dauθ kniu wit saiw hlah lauβ hliːðum liɣ liβ laŋɡ wer aβ ɡum manaɣ mikil fil mimz meːn aiθ ferɡun munθ nam aŋɡw neːhʷ hals niuj naht nu fern alθ sin ain alj manː θins skiuβ riɣ rauθ tehsw ahʷ floːð wiɣ ɡaŋɡ wort raip fuːl bnau salt malm kʷiθ mar saiw sehʷ fraiw siuj hʷas morɡ siŋɡw sit filː himin sleːp liːtil smal daun sleht worm naðr Goth. nadrs, ON naðr, OE næd(d)re, ME (n)addre, OHG nāt(a)ra, Ir. nathir, NIr. nathair, W. neidr, Br. aer, here also Lat. nātrix ‘water snake’, perh. fr. a root *(s)nē- ‘turn, twist’. Walde-P. 2.327f., 694. --> snaiw spiːw stand stern hruɡː tain stain reht sauil sunː swalː huɣ fraθ θaŋk θriːs werp bind tuŋɡ tunθ baɣm triu sunj wand twai ɡaŋɡ hʷerb warm θwah wat nat hwiːt braiθ kʷeːn wind swerb kʷin maθ jeːr aθn