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Gotischen Namen Anhang 3: Gotische Namen* * Zur St•tzung der Ans⌂tze des W–rterbuches wird hier eine einfache Sammlung m–glichst vieler gotischer Namen beigef•gt, welcher in vielen F⌂llen einfache Hinweise auf Lebenszeit der ⌂ltesten Namenstr⌂ger, Alter der Belege, Quelle und m–gliche etymologische Herkunft der Namen beigegeben wurden. Accila, got., PN: Vw.: s. Akkila Acisclus, got., PN (675): Vw.: s. geisls; Q.: Garcia Moreno Nr. 287 Adaric, got., PN (um 478): Q.: Sch–nfeld 2, Adareiks, Athareiks ? Adefons, got., PN: Vw.: s. funs Adelgudis, got., PN: Vw.: s. gun¶i Adeliuvus, got., PN (681): Vw.: s. a¶al ?; Q.: Garcia Moreno Nr. 1 Ademirus, got., PN (646): Vw.: s. a¶al ?; Q.: Garcia Moreno Nr. 430 Adica, got., PN (564): Vw.: vgl. Adaric; Q.: Sch–nfeld 2 (Adika), Fiebiger-Schmidt I, 125, 265 Adila, got., PN (6. Jh.): Vw.: vgl. Adaric; Q.: Sch–nfeld 2 Adoitus, got., PN (8. Jh.): Q.: Kampers Nr. 375 Adoricus, got., PN (572): Vw.: s. a¶al ?; Q.: Kampers Nr. 98 Adosind, got., PN: Vw.: s. sin¶s Adosinda, got., PN (718 - 37): Vw.: s. a¶al ? Adulfus, got., PN (653): Vw.: s. a¶al ?; Q.: Garcia Moreno Nr. 2, 243 ? (Adelfius), 434 (Adelfus), Nr. 22, 23 (Ataulfus) Afrila, got., PN: Q.: Garcia Moreno Nr. 3, 4, 5 Agesendus, got., PN: Vw.: s. agi- Aggils, got., st. M.: nhd. Angle; Vw.: s. Aggils im W–rterbuch Agil, Agila, got., PN (6. Jh.): Vw.: s. agls; Q.: Sch–nfeld 3 (Agils), Garcia Moreno Nr. 6; Son.: sw. Form Agila Agilulf, got., PN: Q.: Sch–nfeld 4 (lgbd. Agilulfus), Agilwulfs Agilus ?, got., PN: Vw.: s. agi- Agiulf, Agiulfus, got., PN (5. Jh.): Vw.: s. agja, F., Ecke; Q.: Sch–nfeld 4 Agrivulfus, got., PN (6. Jh.): Q.: Sch–nfeld 4, verderbt aus Agivulfus ? Agromórus, got., PN: Vw.: s. mÅreis Aia, got., PN (653): Q.: Kampers Nr. 378, 379 Aidoingus, got., PN (5. Jh.): Q.: Sch–nfeld 5 Airigus, got., PN Aiulfus, Ayulfus, got., PN (7. Jh.): Q.: Kampers Nr. 139 Akkila, Accila, got., PN: Q.: HhGEW Alafons, got., PN: Vw.: s. funs Alagild, Alagildus, got., PN: Vw.: s. gildan; Q.: Sch–nfeld 6 (Alagildus) AlamÌd, AlamÌds, AlamÌths, got., PN: Q.: UrkA (540), UrkN; E.: s. ala-, m̶s; B.: Dat. Sg. Alamoda UrkN 1,2 UrkN; UrkN 2,2 UrkN; UrkN 3,2 (teilweise kursiv) UrkN; UrkN 4,3 UrkN; UrkA 2 UrkA; Son.: Lehmann A112 Alanoiiamuth (?), got., PN (6. Jh.): Q.: Sch–nfeld 9; Son.: Vater des Jordanes Alari, got., PN: Q.: Kampers Nr. 380 Alaricus, got., PN: Vw.: s. ala-, reiks; Q.: Sch–nfeld 9, Fiebiger-Schmidt I, 118, 25 (Alarich), 120 f., 249 ff., Garcia Moreno Nr. 399; Son.: Lehmann A114 Alatheus, got., PN (4. Jh.): Q.: Sch–nfeld 11 (Alathius) Alavivus, got., PN (4. Jh.): Vw.: s. weihan; Q.: Sch–nfeld 11 Albila, got., PN (6. Jh.): Q.: Sch–nfeld 12 Albis, got., PN (6. Jh.): Q.: Sch–nfeld 12 (Albeis) Aldericus, got., PN (683): Vw.: s. al¶eis; Q.: Garcia Moreno Nr. 7 Aligerna, got., fem. PN: Q.: Fiebiger II, 31, 47 Aligernus, got., PN (6. Jh.): Vw.: s. gairns; Q.: Sch–nfeld 13 Alika, got., PN: Q.: HhGEW Aliulfus, got., PN (6. Jh.): Q.: Sch–nfeld 14 (Aliwulfs, Aljawulfs) Alla, got., PN (6. Jh.): Q.: Sch–nfeld 14 Aloarius, got., PN (666): Q.: Garcia Moreno Nr. 454 Alparis, got., PN (8. Jh.): Q.: Kampers Nr. 383 Alverócus, got., PN: Vw.: s. reiks Amal, got., PN (6. Jh.): Vw.: s. amals; Q.: Sch–nfeld 14, (Fiebiger-Schmidt I, 113, 228); Son.: Stammvater der ostgotischen Amaler. Amala, got., PN (6. Jh.): Vw.: s. amals; Q.: Fiebiger-Schmidt I, 103, 204 Amalabairga, got., PN (6. Jh.): Q.: Sch–nfeld 15 (Amalaberga) Amalafrid, got., PN: Vw.: s. Amalafrida Amalafrida, got., PN (6. Jh.): Q.: Sch–nfeld 15, Fiebiger-Schmidt I, 103, 204 Amalarócus, got., PN (6. Jh.): Q.: Sch–nfeld 15, Fiebiger-Schmidt I, 135, 281 Amalasuintha, got., PN (6. Jh.): Q.: Sch–nfeld 15 (Amalaswintha), Fiebiger-Schmidt I, 101, 200 Amalberga, got., PN: Vw.: s. Amalabairga Amali, lat.-got., PN (6. Jh.): Q.: Sch–nfeld 16 (AmalÌs) Amanswind, got., PN: Vw.: s. amals, swin¶s Amara, got., PN (6. Jh.): Q.: Sch–nfeld 17, Fiebiger-Schmidt I, 112, 224, Fiebiger III, Nr. 11, 23 Amingus, got., PN (673): Q.: Garcia Moreno Nr. 8 Ammica, got. ?, PN: Q.: Kampers Nr. 386 Ammius, got., PN (6. Jh.): Q.: Sch–nfeld 18 (Hamjis ?) Anagastus (?), Anagastes, got., PN (5. Jh.): Q.: Sch–nfeld 19 (Anagasts), 282 (ungermanisch) Anala, Anila, got., PN (6. Jh.): Q.: Sch–nfeld 19; Son.: ? Stammvater der Goten. Anaolsus, got., PN (5. Jh.): Q.: Sch–nfeld 19 Andag, got., PN: Vw.: s. anda-; Q.: Schnalle von Vimose (200); E.: s. anda-; B.: a(a)ndag Krause, Runeninschriften 60 Nr. 24 Andagis, got., PN: Vw.: s. anda- ?, geis-, (6. Jh.); Q.: Sch–nfeld 20 (Andeca, got., PN (584/5): Vw.: s. an¶ar?) Andela, got., PN: Vw.: s. Andagós, anda-; Q.: Sch–nfeld 30 Andosindus, got., PN: Vw.: s. sin¶s; Q.: Garcia Moreno Nr. 9 Andulfus, got., PN (673): Q.: Garcia Moreno Nr. 11 Andwit, got., PN: Vw.: s. witan, witi; Q.: Sch–nfeld 20 (Anduit) Angelfridus, got., PN (8. Jh.): Vw.: s. Aggils, fri¶us Aniedruda, got., PN: Vw.: s. ¶rŒ¶s Anilas, Anila, got., PN: Vw.: s. Annila Anna, got., PN (6. Jh.): Q.: Sch–nfeld 22, Fiebiger II Nr. 51; Son.: Kurzform eines Namens mit Anna-, Ana- oder Arna- Annia, got., fem. PN: Q.: Sch–nfeld 22 Annila, Anilas, got., PN (675): Q.: Fiebiger-Schmidt, I 132, 278, Kampers Nr. 89, 134 Ansemund, Ansemundus, got., PN (5./6. Jh.), (615): Vw.: s. ans, munds; Q.: Garcia Moreno Nr. 552, Kampers Nr. 4; Son.: vgl. Sch–nfeld 23 Ansericus, Anserigus, got., PN (v. 6. Jh.), (633): Vw.: s. ans, reiks; Son.: vgl. Sch–nfeld 23, Garcia Moreno Nr. 343 Ansila, got., PN (5. Jh.): Vw.: s. ans; Q.: Sch–nfeld 23 Ansiulfus, got., PN (633): Vw.: s. ans; Q.: Garcia Moreno Nr. 429 Ansoaldo, got., PN (582): Vw.: s. ans, waldan; Son.: vgl. Sch–nfeld 23 Ansula, got., PN: Vw.: s. ansula Ansulf, got., PN: Vw.: s. ans, wulfs Antemórus, got., PN: Vw.: s. ant- ?, mÅreis Anvarnus, got., PN (673): Q.: Garcia Moreno Nr. 13 Aprila, got., PN (653): Q.: Garcia Moreno Nr. 602 Ara, got., PN (683): Q.: Garcia Moreno Nr. 15, 497 Aragefredus, got., PN: Q.: Kampers Nr. 389 Aragunti, got., PN: Vw.: s. arus, gun¶i Araugisclus, got., PN (673): Vw.: s. geisls; Q.: Garcia Moreno Nr. 16 Ardawasdus, got., PN Areobindus, got., PN (5./6. Jh.): Vw.: s. Ariobindus Argaithus, got., PN (3./4. Jh., 6. Jh.): Vw.: s. arga ?, haidus; Q.: Sch–nfeld 25, HhGEW, Fiebiger-Schmidt I, 72 Argandi, got., PN: Vw.: s. gands Argebauds, got., PN (673): Vw.: s. arga; Q.: Garcia Moreno Nr. 529, 568, Kampers Nr. 135 Argefredus, got., PN (510): Vw.: s. harjis ?; Q.: Garcia Moreno Nr. 326, Kampers Nr. 136 Argeredus, got., PN (E. 6. Jh.): Vw.: s. harjis ?; Q.: Kampers Nr. 7, 390 Argesindus, got., PN (693): Vw.: s. harjis ?; Q.: Garcia Moreno Nr. 483 Argibadus, got., PN (681): Vw.: s. harjis ?; Q.: Garcia Moreno Nr. 223 Argiberht, got., PN (681): Vw.: s. arga ?, harjis; Q.: Garcia Moreno Nr. 423 Argibudo, got., PN (681): Vw.: s. harjis ? Argila, got., PN: Vw.: s. arga ? Argimórus, got., PN (683): Vw.: s. arga ?, harjis ?, mÅreis; Q.: Garcia Moreno Nr. 17, Kampers Nr. 391 Argimundus, got., PN (6. Jh.): Vw.: s. arga ?, harjis ?; Q.: Sch–nfeld 25, Garcia Moreno Nr. 18, 19, 74, 321 Argiowitus, got., PN (589): Vw.: s. harjis ?; Q.: Garcia Moreno Nr. 256, 279, 365, 415, 422 Argivindus, got., PN (E. 6. Jh.): Vw.: s. harjis ?; Q.: Kampers Nr. 8 (Ariamiri, got., PN (561): Vw.: s. harjis ?) Ariaricus, got., PN (4. Jh.): Vw.: s. harjis ?; Q.: Sch–nfeld 25 (= Arjareiks) Arigernus, got., PN (6. Jh.): Vw.: s. gairns; Q.: Sch–nfeld 26 Ariobindus, Areobindus, got., PN (5. Jh.): Vw.: s. bindan; Q.: Sch–nfeld 27, Fiebiger II, Nr. 62, 63 Ariver, got., PN (6. Jh.): Q.: Fiebiger III, Nr. 12 Armórus, got., PN: Vw.: s. arus Arosinda, got., PN: Vw.: s. arus Arvaldus, got., PN: Vw.: s. waldan Arvildis, got., PN (v. 8. Jh.): Vw.: s. hildi; Q.: Kampers Nr. 394 Ascalc, got., PN (6. Jh.): Q.: Sch–nfeld 32 Asinarius, got., PN (6. Jh.): Q.: Sch–nfeld 33 Askarógus, got., PN: Vw.: s. asks; Q.: Garcia Moreno Nr. 332 (Ascaricus) AsorÅdus, got., PN: Vw.: s. aus- Aspar ?, Asper, got., PN (5. Jh.), (632): Vw.: s. aspa; Q.: Sch–nfeld 33 (ungermanisch) Asperógus, got., PN: Vw.: s. aspa Aspidio, got., PN (575): Vw.: s. aspa; Q.: Garcia Moreno Nr. 20 (Aspidius) Astaldus, got., PN (653): Vw.: s. austra; Q.: Garcia Moreno Nr. 21 Astat, got. ?, PN: Q.: Sch–nfeld 33 Astrwalds, got., PN: Vw.: s. waldan Asuld, got., PN: Vw.: s. hasws Aswald, got., PN: Vw.: s. hasws, waldan Atravarius, got., PN: Vw.: s. adra Atreulfus, got., PN: Vw.: s. adra Attila, Attilani, got., PN (5. Jh.): Vw.: s. atta; Q.: Garcia Moreno Nr. 461, 635; Son.: Name des Hunnenk–nigs (406? - 453) Athala, Atala, got., PN (6. Jh.): Vw.: s. a¶al; Q.: Fiebiger II, Nr. 49 Athalarócus, got., PN (6. Jh.): Vw.: s. a¶al; Q.: Sch–nfeld 33, Fiebiger-Schmidt I, 101 f., 199 ff. Athanagildus, got., PN (554 - 67): Vw.: s. a¶ans, gildan; Q.: Sch–nfeld 34, Fiebiger- Schmidt I, 123, 256 ff. Athanarócus, got., PN (366 - 81): Vw.: s. a¶ans, reiks; Q.: Sch–nfeld 34, Fiebiger- Schmidt I, 89 Athawulf, Athawulfus, Ataulfus, got., PN (410 - 15): Vw.: s.
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