Verbix -- Germanic languages: conjugate Gothic verbs

Gothic is an extinct language of the Eastern branch of Germanic languages. Verbix represents the Gothic from ~300-400 AD, i.e., the language found in the Gothic Bible of Wulfila.

Conjugate a Gothic verb:

Fill in the infinitive. Don't use any capital letters!

Entering verbs:
Many special characters are used in the translitteration of Gothic. If you cannot input them, try the following:

To input:	Enter:	Example
þ	tH	tHeihan equals þeihan
ú	u/	tHau/rban equals þaúrban
á	a/	wai/rpan equals waírpan
ê	e>	ble>san equals blêsan

Top 10 verbs

haitan
wisan
faran
dragan
brinnan
blêsan
gaggan
daban
birinnan
qiman

The Gothic alphabet as it appears in the Gothic Bible of Wulfila:

Sources (for verb conjugation):

Braune, Wilhelm. Gotische Grammatik. Max Niemeyer Verlag. 16 edition. Tübingen. 1961.
Bennett, William H.. An introduction to the Gothic language. The Modern Language Association of America. 1 edition. New York. 1999.

Germanic languages: Gothic