Viking language: 1 Learn old Norse, runes, and Icelandic sagas
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adam_text | Titel: Bd. 1. Viking language. Learn Old Norse, runes, and Icelandic sagas
Autor: Byock, Jesse L
Jahr: 2013
Contents
Introduction
Runes
Old Norse Language
Cognates and Borrowings
Iceland Where the Sagas Were Written
The Viking Age
The Rus
End of the Viking Age
Tools for Using Viking Language
Old Norse/Icelandic Alphabet and Spelling
Anglicizing Old Norse Personal Names
List of Abbreviations
Grammar Index
Lesson 1: Sailing West to Iceland, Greenland, and North America
1.1 Culture - Atlantic Seafaring
1.2 The Letters P and D
1.3 Reading - Ingolf Gives Land to Herjolf (Graenlendinga saga)
1.4 Grammar Toolbox. Nouns and Personal Pronouns
1.5 Gender of Nouns and Pronouns - Masculine, Feminine, Neuter
1.6 Case of Nouns and Pronouns - Nominative, Accusative, Dative, Genitive
1.7 Exercise - Case: Nominative, Accusative, Dative, and Genitive
1.8 Apposition - Case Agreement of Nouns
1.9 Word Frequency - The Most Common Words in the Sagas
Word Frequency Vocabulary - List 1. The Most Frequent Words in the Sagas in
each part of speech
Exercises 1.10 to 1.17
1.18 Culture-Gudrid Travels from Vinland to Rome
Lesson 2: Norse Settlers in Greenland and Vinland
2.1 Culture - Norse Greenland
2.2 Reading - Land-taking in Greenland (Landnamabok)
2.3 Exercise-The Reading Selection from Landnamabok
2.4Culture-Vinland (Vinland)
2.5 Grammar Toolbox. Definite and Indefinite Article
2.6 Proper Nouns
2.7 Grammar Toolbox. Verbs
2.8 Verbs, Infinitives
2.9 Linking Verbs - Vera, Verda, and Heita
2.10 Culture - The Family and Sturlunga Sagas
2.11 Culture - Saga Genres
2.12 Grammar Toolbox. Adjectives
2.13 Old Norse Word Paradigms
2.14 Word Frequency Vocabulary-List 2. The Most Frequent Words in the Sagas
Exercises 2.15 to 2.22
Lesson 3: Denmark: Runestones and the First Viking State
3.1 Culture-Runes
3.2 Reading-The Small Runestone at Jelling, Denmark
3.3 Culture -The Elder and Younger Runic Alphabets
3.4 Runic Letters Which Spell More Than One Sound
3.5 Runic Spelling Variations and Standardized Old Norse
3.6 Exercise - Runic Script
3.7 Reading - Gorm and Thyri (Olafs saga Tryggvasonar in mesta)
3.8 Culture - Gorm the Old and the Danish Jelling Dynasty
3.9 Personal Pronouns - 1st and 2nd Persons
3.10 Exercise - Personal Pronouns - 1st and 2nd Persons
3.11 Personal Pronouns - 3rd Person
3.12 Exercise - Personal Pronouns - 3rd Person
3.13 Nouns - Strong and Weak
3.14 The Verb Vera to be - Present and Past
3.15 Exercise - The Verb Vera
3.16 Culture -Son and Dottir in Names
3.17 Exercise -Son and Dottir
3.18 Word Frequency Vocabulary - List 3. The Most Frequent Words in the Sagas
Exercises 3.19 to 3.26
Lesson 4: Kings and Heroes
4.1 Reading - The Large Runestone at Jelling
4.2 Exercise - Reading the Large Runestone at Jelling.
4.3 Grammar Toolbox. Vowels and Consonants
4.4 U-Umlaut
4.5 Exercise - U-Umlaut
4.6 Strong and Weak Verbs
4.7 Exercise - Strong and Weak Verbs
4.8 Weak Verbs in the Present Tense
4.9 Word Frequency - Weak Verbs
4.10 Exercise - Weak Verbs in the Present Tense
4.11 The Reflexive Possessive Pronoun Sinn
4.12 Exercise - The Pronoun Sinn and Personal Pronouns
4.13 Reading - Midfjord-Skeggi (Landnamabok) and Hrolf Kraki s Sword
4.14 Exercise - The Reading Selection from Landnamabok.
4.15 Culture - Harald Bluetooth Forges a Viking Age State
4.16 Word Frequency Vocabulary - List 4. The Most Frequent Words in the Sagas
Exercises 4.17 to 4.27
Lesson 5: Sweden: A Family Runestone
5.1 Culture - Lands of the Swedes (Sv/ar) and Goths (Gautar)
5.2 Reading-Sigurd the Dragon-Slayer on the Ramsund Runestone
5.3 Culture - Sigurd the Dragon Slayer
5.4 Short and Long Vowels -Stressed and Unstressed
5.5 The Two Special Stem Rules
5.6 Verbs and the Special Stem Rules
5.7 Exercise - Special Stem Rules
5.8 Words with Stem Endings -j- and -v-
5.9 Strong Nouns - Introduction
5.10 Strong Nouns -Type 1 Masculine
5.11 Exercise - Strong Nouns-Type 1 Masculine
5.12 The Nouns Madr and Sonr
5.13 Exercise - Madr and Sonr
5.14 The Weak Verb Hafa in the Present Tense
5.15 Exercise - Hafa
5.16 Grammar Toolbox. Prepositions
5.17 Reading-A Man of Moderation (Gunnlaugssaga ormstungu)
5.18 Word Frequency Vocabulary - List 5. The Most Frequent Words in the Sagas
Exercises 5.19 to 5.30
Lesson 6: Sacral Kingship in Ancient Scandinavia
6.1 Culture - The Ynglings in Sweden and Norway
6.2 Reading - Domaldi Sacrificed for Better Harvests (Ynglinga saga, from
Heimskringla)
6.3 Culture-The Temple at Uppsala and Human Sacrifice
6.4 Strong Nouns - Type 1 Feminines and Neuters
6.5 Exercise - Strong Nouns, Type 1 Feminines and Neuters
6.6 Past Tense of Weak Verbs
6.7 Vowel Sounds and Assimilation
6.8 /-Umlaut
6.9 Identifying The Four Weak Verb Conjugations
6.10 Exercise - Identifying Weak Verb Conjugations
6.11 Verbs-Voice, An Introduction
6.12 Culture - Snorri Sturluson and Heimskringla
6.13 Reading - Halfdan the Black s Body in Four Parts [Halfdanar saga svarta, from
Heimskringla)
6.14 Word Frequency Vocabulary - List 6. The Most Frequent Words in the Sagas
Exercises 6.15 to 6.25
Lesson 7: Norway s Harald Fairhair and His Son Eirik Bloodaxe
7.1 Culture - Harald Fairhair
7.2 Reading - Harald Fights His Way to the Throne (Grettis saga Asmundarsonar)
7.3 Culture - Harald Fairhair
7.4 Reflexive Pronouns
7.5 Exercise - Reflexive Pronouns
7.6 Strong Nouns - Type 2
7.7 Exercise - Type 2 Strong Nouns
7.8 Weak Nouns
7.9 Exercise - Weak Nouns
7.10 Nouns Whose Stems End in a Long Vowel
7.11 Reading - Eirik Bloodaxe, the King s Son, Receives a Ship (Egils saga Skalla-
Grimssonar)
7.12 Culture - Eirik Bloodaxe - A Viking King in England
7.13 Reading-ACruel King, a Cunning Wife, and Their Promising Children (Harolds
saga ins harfagra, from Heimskringla)
7.14 Word Frequency Vocabulary - List 7. The Most Frequent Words in the Sagas
Exercises 7.15 to 7.25
Lesson 8: Harald hardradi in Constantinople
8.1 Culture - Harald and the Varangians
8.2 Reading - Harald Hardradi Leads the Varangian Guard (Haralds saga
Sigurdarsonar, from Heimskringla)
8.3 Exercise - Translating from Haralds saga Sigurdarsonar
8.4 Culture - The Rus Across Russia and Further
8.5 Nouns - Kinship Terms in -ir
8.6 Nouns Whose Stems End in -nd-
8.7 Present Tense of Strong Verbs
8.8 Past Tense of Strong Verbs
8.9 Exercise - Principal Parts of Strong Verbs
8.10 Past Tense Ending -t of Strong Verbs
8.11 Exercise-Past Tense Ending -tof Strong Verbs
8.12 Reading - Harald Hardradi Sends Famine Relief to Iceland (Haralds saga
Sigurdarsonar, from Heimskringla)
8.13 Grammar Toolbox. Verb Mood
8.14 Commands and the Imperative Mood of Verbs
8.15 The Present Subjunctive of Verbs
8.16 Culture - Harald Hardradi, A Violent End
8.17 Word Frequency Vocabulary - List 8. The Most Frequent Words in the Sagas
Exercises 8.18 to 8.30
Lesson 9: Raiding in the West
9.1 Reading -Onund Tree-Foot Raids in the West (Grettis saga Asmundarsonar)
9.2 Exercise - Reading Grettir s saga
9.3 Culture-Western Norway
9.4 More on the Definite Article
9.5 Strong Nouns - Type 3
9.6 Strong Nouns - Type 4
9.7 Demonstrative Pronouns Pessi and Sa
9.8 Clauses - Independent, Dependent, and Relative
9.9 Exercise - Main and Dependent Clauses
9.10 Verbs - The Past Subjunctive
9.11 Exercise - The Past Subjunctive of Verbs
9.12 Reading - Murder, Fosterage, and a Widow s Resourcefulness (Grettis saga
Asmundarsonar)
9.13 Culture-Vikings in the British Isles and Western Europe
9.14 Word Frequency Vocabulary - List 9. The Most Frequent Words in the Sagas
Exercises 9.15 to 9.25
Lesson 10: Beached Whales in Iceland
10.1 Culture - Competition for Resources
10.2 Reading - A Whale Washes Ashore (Grettis saga Asmundarsonar)
10.3 Exercise - Grettir s Saga
10.4 Strong Adjectives
10.5 Exercise - Nouns and Strong Adjectives
10.6 Strong Adjectives and the Special Stem Rules
10.7 Adjectives of Two Syllables, Adjectives in -inn, and Indeclinable Adjectives
10.8 Exercise - Strong Adjectives
10.9 Verbs - Past Participles Introduction
10.10 Past Participles of Strong Verbs
10.11 Present and Past Perfect of Verbs
10.12 Verbs - Passive Voice
10.13 Reading - The Whale Dispute Turns Deadly (Grettis saga)
10.14 Exercise - From Grettir s Saga
10.15 Culture - Resources and Subsistence in Iceland
10.16 Word Frequency Vocabulary- List 10. The Most Frequent Words in the Sagas
Exercises 10.17 to 10.25
Lesson 11: The Endless Battle
11.1 Reading-The Battle of the Hjadnings (Skaldskaparmal, from The Prose Edda)
11.2 Exercise - Close Reading of The Battle of the Hjadnings
11.3 Weak Adjectives
11.4 Exercise - Nouns with the Definite Article and Weak Adjectives
11.5 Strong Verbs - Guidelines for Distinguishing Strong Verb Classes
11.6 Strong Verbs - Class I
11.7 Strong Verbs - Class II
11.8 Exercise - Strong Verbs, Class I and II
11.9 Verbs Taking Dative and Genitive Objects
11.10 Exercise - Verbs Taking Dative or Genitive Objects
11.11 Reading-The Battle of the Hjadnings Continues (Skaldskaparmal, from The
Prose Edda)
11.12 Possessive Pronouns
11.13 Verbs - Impersonal Constructions
11.14 The Indefinite Pronoun Engi
11.15 The Indefinite Pronoun Annarr
11.16 Direct and Indirect Speech
11.17 Grammar Toolbox. Adverbs
11.18 Word Frequency Vocabulary- List 11. The Most Frequent Words in the Sagas
Exercises 11.19 to 11.28
Lesson 12: Feud in Iceland s East Fjords
12.1 Reading - Helgi Earns his Nickname (Vapnfirdinga saga)
12.2 Culture - Norse Farmsteads
12.3 The Indefinite Pronoun Nokkurr
12.4 Pronouns - Hverr and Hvarr
12.5 The Indefinite Pronoun Einnhverr
12.6 The Pronoun Hvarrtveggi
12.7 Strong Verbs - Class III
12.8 Verbs - Present Participles
12.9 Reading - The Outlaw Svart Steals Old Thorstein s Sheep (Vapnfirdinga saga)
12.10 Culture - Icelandic Chieftains, Godar
12.11 Word Frequency Vocabulary- List 12. The Most Frequent Words in the Sagas
Exercises 12.12 to 12.19
Lesson 13: Spike-Helgi Kills a Thief in Weapon s Fjord
13.1 Reading-Spike-Helgi Hunts Down Svart (Vapnfirdinga saga)
13.2 Culture - Assemblies and Courts in Iceland, Background to the Sagas
13.3 Strong Verbs - Classes IV and V
13.4 Preterite-Present Verbs
13.5 Preterite-Present Verbs - Modals With and Without at
13.6 Exercise - Preterite-Present Verbs
13.7 Comparative and Superlative Adjectives
13.8 Comparative Adjective Endings
13.9 Superlative Adjective Endings
13.10 Usage of Comparative and Superlative Adjectives
13.11 Exercise-Comparative and Superlative Adjectives
13.12 Comparative and Superlative Adverbs
13.13 Reading - Brodd-Helgi s Relationship to Geitir (Vapnfirdinga saga)
Exercises 13.14 to 13.20
Lesson 14: Norse Mythology and The World Tree Yggdrasil
14.1 Culture - The World Tree
14.2 Reading - Gangleri Asks About Yggdrasil (Gylfaginning, from The Prose Edda)
14.3 Reading - Norns, Well of Fate, and Baldr (Gylfaginning, from The Prose Edda)
14.4 Strong Verbs - Class VI
14.5 Verb Middle Voice - Introduction and Formation
14.6 Verb Middle Voice - Meaning and Use
14.7 Cardinal Numbers 1 to 20
14.8 The Past Subjunctive of Preterite-Present Verbs
14.9 Two-Syllable Nouns - Syncopated Stems
14.10 Exercise— Vowel Loss in Two-Syllable Nouns
Exercises 14.11 to 14.16
Lesson 15: The Saga of King Hrolf Kraki
15.1 Reading - Bodvar Rescues Hott from the Bone Pile (Hrolfs saga kraka)
15.2 Culture - The Saga of King Hrolf Kraki and Beowulf
15.3 Enclitic Pronouns
15.4 Strong Verbs - Class VII
15.5 Verbs - Subjunctive Middle
15.6 Verbs - Subjunctive and Indirect Speech in Main and Dependent Clauses
15.7 Past Infinitives of the Verbs Mundu, Skyldu, and Vildu
15.8 Cardinal Numbers Above 20
15.9 Ordinal Numbers
15.10 Exercise-Ordinal Numbers
15.11 Reading - Bodvar Kills the Monster (Hrolfs saga kraka)
15.12 Culture - Legendary Lejre (HleiSargarSr)
15.13 Reading - Hrolf Gets The Nickname Kraki (Skaldskaparmal, from The Prose
Edda)
15.14 Culture - Berserkers
Exercises 15.15 to 15.22
Appendix A: Quick Guide to the Old Norse Grammar
Appendix B: The Most Frequent Words in the Sagas
A. The 70 Most Frequent Words in the Sagas
B. The 246 Most Frequent Words in the Sagas (by part of speech)
C. The 246 Most Frequent Words in the Sagas (in alphabetical order)
Appendix C: Pronunciation of Old Icelandic
Vocabulary
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