22-07-2026, 03:25 PM
(22-07-2026, 03:09 PM)JoJo_Jost wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.There are 8 to 10 German words
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All of this comes with sources, if desired.
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German words never come with -x as endings. That’s why pox—> Bocks looks more than unusal. These
-x-ers are lean words, at best.
„six“ is what in German? You have a source for that?
„vix“ and even „fix“ would be Latin — translation into a (today‘s) German meanings should be validated.
You produced a source for „balsem-en“ or such (not even „palsen“) which shows also versions like „balsam“ repeatedly on the same page — which is just a centuries-later transcription. And again, that‘s not German.
„nim“ appears also in Polish, Czech, Sorbic and Korean. With different meanings. Proof for „must be German“..?
etc.
So you, as a German, „easy understand most“ of it as Latin?