Norbert Wagner
Biographic Data
| ID | 5719981 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Norbert Wagner |
| GIVEN NAMES | Norbert |
| FAMILY NAME | Wagner |
| SIGNATURE | WAGNER N |
| AFFILIATIONS | Prof. Dr. em., Universität Würzburg Würzburg Deutschland |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2477-7255 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1968 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Zu Otachar im Hildebrandslied
Apart from other details within the Hildebrandslied, writing a th occurs only once. This is the case with the name of Dietrich in miti theotrihhe (line 19). It remains the only th throughout the poem. In the Latin sources the name of Theoderich is regularly written as Theodericus or Theodoricus . This fact must have been known to the writer. For this reason, he wrote Th in order to continue with OHG - eotrihh - (line 19). Two times he wrote the n…
Bαγινοχαῖμαι
The traditional explanations of the Bαγινοχαῖμαι given by R. Much as being either a variant of Baehaemi, OHG Bēheima „Bohemians“ or as being a compound containing the well-known Germanic word *haima- „home“ as a second element and Germanic *baina- „hospitable, helpful“ as a first element have to be abandoned, because they require too much ad hoc assumptions. The Bαγινοχαῖμαι are surrounded by tribes whose names show a Celtic word as a first eleme…
Der Name der taciteischen Nuit(h)ones
The traditional emendations of Nuit(h)ones, a Germanic tribal name mentioned by Tacitus, as a mis-written form of *Niutones „fishermen“, *Huitones „the white ones“, or *Nurthones „people of Nerthus“ have to be abandoned. The comparison with other mis-written forms in Tacitus’ Germania clearly supports the assumption of a metathesis of the t and i, the correct emendation thus being *Nutiones belonging to the Germanic n-stem *nut-jan- „one who is t…
Καλούκωνες und Calluc sowie Κόρκοντοι
Lemovii, Helvecones*, Batavi , Βατίνοι, Chamavi, Cherusci
Lat.-germ. Chatti und ahd. Hessi ,Hessen
Kobandoi
Der Name der »Schrittfinnen«
Lat.-langob. farigaidus
Vlat.-langob. Phiphani Ein erster Beleg für langob. pf- < germ. p
Gr.-germ. Θρουσκαν6ς
Zum g in Frigones »Friesen« beim Geographus Ravennas und ähnlichen Fällen
The Market Economics of Southeast Asia
Zur Herkunft der Franken aus Pannonien
Getica. Untersuchungen zum Leben des Jordanes und zur frühen Geschichte der Goten
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Getica. Untersuchungen zum Leben des Jordanes und zur frühen Geschichte der Goten
Zur Herkunft der Franken aus Pannonien
The Market Economics of Southeast Asia
Der Name der »Schrittfinnen«
Lat.-langob. farigaidus
Vlat.-langob. Phiphani Ein erster Beleg für langob. pf- < germ. p
Gr.-germ. Θρουσκαν6ς
Zum g in Frigones »Friesen« beim Geographus Ravennas und ähnlichen Fällen
Lat.-germ. Chatti und ahd. Hessi ,Hessen
Kobandoi
Καλούκωνες und Calluc sowie Κόρκοντοι
Lemovii, Helvecones*, Batavi , Βατίνοι, Chamavi, Cherusci
Bαγινοχαῖμαι
The traditional explanations of the Bαγινοχαῖμαι given by R. Much as being either a variant of Baehaemi, OHG Bēheima „Bohemians“ or as being a compound containing the well-known Germanic word *haima- „home“ as a second element and Germanic *baina- „hospitable, helpful“ as a first element have to be abandoned, because they require too much ad hoc assumptions. The Bαγινοχαῖμαι are surrounded by tribes whose names show a Celtic word as a first eleme…
Der Name der taciteischen Nuit(h)ones
The traditional emendations of Nuit(h)ones, a Germanic tribal name mentioned by Tacitus, as a mis-written form of *Niutones „fishermen“, *Huitones „the white ones“, or *Nurthones „people of Nerthus“ have to be abandoned. The comparison with other mis-written forms in Tacitus’ Germania clearly supports the assumption of a metathesis of the t and i, the correct emendation thus being *Nutiones belonging to the Germanic n-stem *nut-jan- „one who is t…
Zu Otachar im Hildebrandslied
Apart from other details within the Hildebrandslied, writing a th occurs only once. This is the case with the name of Dietrich in miti theotrihhe (line 19). It remains the only th throughout the poem. In the Latin sources the name of Theoderich is regularly written as Theodericus or Theodoricus . This fact must have been known to the writer. For this reason, he wrote Th in order to continue with OHG - eotrihh - (line 19). Two times he wrote the n…
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